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ILLUSTRATIONS 

(THREE  HUNDRED  AND  THIRTY-SIX  ENGRAVINGS) 


FROM  THE 


ART    GALLERY 


OF  THE 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN    EXPOSITION 


EDITED    BY 

CHARLES   M.  KURTZ 

ASSISTANT  CHIEF  OF  THE  ART  DEPARTMENT 
WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


FIRST   EDITION 


GEORGE    BARRIE,   PHILADELPHIA 

EXCLUSIVE   PUBLISHER  OF   ALL  OFFICIAL  ILLUSTRATED   PUBLICATIONS   RELATING 
TO  THE   DEPARTMENTS  OF  FINE   AND   LIBERAL   ARTS 


Entered  according  to  Act  of  Congress,  in  the  year  1893, 
GEORGE  BARRIE, 

in  the  office  of  the  Librarian  of  Congress,  at 
Washington,  D.  C. 


GIFT 


CENTRAL    PAVILION    OF    THE    ART    PALACE 


INTRODUCTORY 


This  book,  illustrating  many  of  the  most  important  paintings 
and  sculptures  selected  for  exhibition  in  the  Art  Department  of  the 
World's  Columbian  Exposition, — an  exposition  greater  in  plan, 
scope,  and  achievement  than  any  other  that  has  been  undertaken  in 
the  whole  history  of  the  world, — is  prepared  for  two  classes  of 
persons — those  who  visit  the  Exposition  and  those  who  may  not 
be  so  fortunate. 

To  those  who  visit  the  Exposition,  it  aims  to  be,  in  some  sense, 
a  preparation  and  a  guide.  It  points  out  works  especially  worthy 
of  attention  and  study  among  the  hundreds  of  masterpieces  by  the 
leading  artists  of  the  various  countries  of  the  world ;  it  designates 
the  sections  and  galleries  where  these  particular  works  may  be 
found ;  it  gives  a  complete,  numbered  plan  of  the  galleries  of  the 
Art  Palace,  showing  the  sections  respectively  occupied  by  the 
different  nations  (so  that  one  may  find  one's  way  among  them  with 
the  greatest  ease)  and,  lastly,  it  presents  data  concerning  the  artists 
whose  works  are  illustrated, — data  which,  though  necessarily  brief, 
is  extremely  valuable  in  usually  affording  clue  to  the  origin  of 
special  characteristics  shown  in  the  technique  of  their  works,  thus 
often  aiding  one  better  to  understand  and  appreciate  them. 

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After  the  Exposition  is  over,  and  its  magnificent  display  of 
art  has  become  only  an  influence  and  a  memory,  the  illustrations 
herein  given  will  serve  to  freshen  fading  recollections  and  will  bring 
back  to  the  mind  a  measure  of  the  splendors  of  the  great  event  for 
which  the  year  1893 — indeed,  the  nineteenth  century  itself— 
promises  to  be  especially  noted. 

To  those  who  may  not  visit  the  Exposition,  the  illustrations 
of  the  art  exhibits  will  convey  an  idea  of  them  that  could  be 
obtained  in  no  other  manner  so  effective  or  adequate.  Being 
engraved  directly  from  photographs  of  the  works,  the  illustrations 
are  absolutely  accurate  in  detail.  They  lack  only  size  and  color. 

Through  this  publication,  prepared  with  the  sanction  and 
under  the  direct  supervision  of  the  Art  Department,  it  is  the  aim 
to  stimulate  interest  in  art  and  to  assist  those  desiring  to  take 
advantage  of  the  great  opportunity  which  the  art  exhibit  offers  for 
study.  It  is  hoped  that  the  book  may  find  appreciation  not  only 
in  the  present,  but  that,  in  future,  it  may  be  esteemed  precious 
as  a  souvenir  and  valuable  as  a  record. 


Primarily,  the  object  of  an  exposition  may  be  assumed  to  be 
educational.  By  bringing  together  productions  of  various  classes 
from  all  portions  of  the  globe  opportunity  is  afforded  for  study  and 
comparison.  Each  exhibitor  may  learn  something  from  almost 
every  other  exhibitor  in  his  class  which  may  be  to  his  advantage, 
and  which  may  lead  to  the  improvement  of  that  which  he  produces, 
whether  it  be  in  the  domain  of  art  or  manufacture.  At  the  same 
time,  the  general  visitor  to  the  Exposition  likewise  may  gain  new 
ideas,  and  correct  impressions  that  have  been  formed  upon  insuffi- 
cient or  erroneous  data. 

The  measure  of  the  value  of  an  exposition -is  determined  by 
the  number  of  important  countries  represented  by  exhibits,  the 
characteristic  and  comprehensive  nature  of  these  exhibits,  and  their 


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excellence  in  quality,  according  to  the  standards  of  the  countries 
from  which  they  come. 

These  considerations  were  kept  constantly  in  mind  by  the 
authorities  of  the  Art  Department  of  the  World's  Columbian  Ex- 
position. The  Chief  of  the  Art  Department,  Professor  Halsey  C. 
Ives,  after  formulating  plans  for  the  organization  of  the  American 
Section,  visited  France,'  England,  Germany,  Holland,  Belgium, 
Norway,  Sweden,  Denmark,  Russia,  Poland,  Austria,  Austro- 
Hungary,  Italy,  and  Spain,  where  he  conferred  with  prominent 
government  officials,  leading  artists,  the  heads  of  the  great  art 
museums,  academies,  and  schools,  noted  collectors  of  art  works,  and 
others,  with  the  aim  of  creating  such  interest  in  the  Exposition 
and  its  Art  Department  that  characteristic  and  excellent  exhibits 
might  be  secured  from  all  these  countries.  In  every  case  it  was 
urged  that  the  exhibit  be  made  from  the  standpoint  of  quality 
rather  than  quantity,  and  this  consideration  found  favor  with  the 
various  foreign  commissioners. 

As  a  result  of  Professor  Ives's  visits  abroad,  applications  for 
space  in  the  Art  Department  were  made  by  every  country  which 
had  been  visited.  These  applications,  in  almost  every  case,  called 
for  amounts  of  space  far  exceeding  what  it  was  possible  to  assign. 
Indeed,  from  foreign  governments  alone,  the  applications  for  wall- 
space  aggregated  nearly  300,000  square  feet.  The  total  wall-space 
of  the  Art  Gallery  is  about  200,000  square  feet.  After  reserving 
35,000  square  feet  for  the  American  Section,  there  remained  about 
1 65,000  square  feet  to  be  distributed  among  all  the  foreign  countries 
applying  for  space.  And  this  is  not  a  small  amount;  it  is  more 
than  double  the  space  that  was  occupied  by  foreign  countries  in  the 
Art  Department  of  the  Centennial  Exhibition,  held  in  Philadel- 
phia in  1876. 

The  countries  that  are  represented  officially  in  the  Art  Depart- 
ment of  the  World's  Columbian  Exposition  are  France,  Germany, 
Great  Britain,  Austria,  Spain,  Italy,  Belgium,  Holland,  Norway, 


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Sweden,  Denmark,  Russia,  Canada,  Mexico,  and  Japan.  The 
largest  amount  of  space  assigned  to  any  country  has  been  re- 
served for  the  United  States ;  and  next  in  order  come  France,  Ger- 
many, Great  Britain,  Italy,  Belgium,  and  Austria.  France  receives 
29, 200. square  feet.  The  smallest  assignment  has  been  made  to 
Mexico, — one  of  the  few  countries  receiving  all  the  space  asked 
for, — 1500  square  feet. 

As  nearly  every  country's  assignment  of  space  is  so  far  less 
than  the  amount  asked  for,  the  result  was,  as  might  have  been  ex- 
pected, the  exercise  of  greater  discrimination  in  the  selection  of 
exhibits  than  otherwise  might  have  seemed  warranted,  and  this  has 
been  really  of  very  great  advantage  to  the  art  exhibit  as  a  whole; 
the  standard  of  excellence  thereby  being  raised  much  higher  than 
usually  has  obtained  in  international  exhibitions. 

Undoubtedly  there  is  at  this  Exposition  a  better  general  rep- 
resentation of  the  world's  art  than  has  been  made  at  any  exposition 
in  the  past.  Excellent,  in  the  main,  as  have  been  the  French 
expositions,  they  have  very  slightly  represented  German  art,  and, 
on  the  other  hand,  the  German  expositions  have  contained  little  or 
no  French  art.  Russian  art  has  been  seen  very  little  outside  of 
Russia,  and  the  Scandinavian  artists  have  not  received  adequate 
attention  in  the  great  expositions  of  the  past.  English  art  was 
largely  represented  at  the  Centennial  Exhibition,  but  the  selection 
of  the  works  shown  was  not  made  with  anything  like  the  degree  of 
discrimination  exercised  in  the  choice  of  works  for  the  British  Sec- 
tion in  the  World's  Columbian  Exposition. 

The  selection  of  exhibits  from  the  various  foreign  countries  in 
most  cases  was  made  by  committees  of  artists,  working  under  the 
jurisdiction  of  Art  Commissioners  appointed  by  the  government  of 
the  country.  1  In  France,  M.  Antonin  Proust  was  made  the  Art 
Commissioner — a  most  excellent  appointment.  M.  Proust,  it  will 
be  remembered,  was  the  Director  of  the  Art  Department  of  the 
French  International  Exposition  of  1889.  He  was  Minister  of 


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Arts  in  the  Gambetta  Cabinet,  and   is  widely  recognized  as  one 
of  the  highest  authorities  on  French  art — both  of  the  past  and  the 
present.     After  having  thoroughly  organized  the  French  art  exhibit 
—in  which  work  he  was  most  ably  assisted  by  M.  A.-Barthelemy,— 
M.  Proust  resigned,  and  M.  Roger  Ballu  was  then  appointed  Com- 
missioner.    M.  Ballu  had  been  editor  of  r Art,  was  President  and    \ 
had  been  one  of  the  founders  of  the  French  Society  of  Pastel! ists, 
etc.     M.  Ballu  took  up  the  work  where  M.  Proust  laid  it  down,  and  I 
admirably  carried   it  to   completion.      In  this   he  was  efficiently 
assisted  by  M.  Henri  Giudicelli,  who  came  to  instal  the  exhibits. 

Mr.  H.  W.  Mesdag,  famous  as  an  artist  and  as  one  of  the  most 
enlightened  art  collectors  in  Europe,  was  appointed  Art  Commis- 
sioner for  the  Netherlands.  Mr.  Mesdag  supervised  the  formation  of 
the  Dutch  exhibit,  while  Mr.  Hubert  Vos,  the  distinguished  painter, 
was  placed  in  charge  of  affairs  as  Acting  Commissioner  in  this 
country.  In  Great  Britain,  the  interests  of  the  Art  Section  were 
committed  to  the  Royal  Society  of  Arts,  which  appointed  a  com- 
mittee to  look  after  the  collection  of  an  exhibit.  Of  this  commit- 
tee, Sir  Frederick  Leighton,  President  of  the  Royal  Academy,  was 
made  the  head.  Herr  Schnars-Alquist,  noted  as  a  marine  painter, 
wisely  was  selected  by  his  government  to  organize  the  German  art 
exhibit.  Professor  Ernest  Slingeneyer,  the  historical  painter,  was 
placed  in  charge  of  Belgian  art  interests.  Signer  Giulio  Monte- 
verde,  the  sculptor,  was  made  the  president  of  the  central  com- 
mittee for  Italy.  Later,  Signor  Angelo  del  Nero  was  appointed 
Commissioner  of  Fine  Arts  by  his  government,  and  to  his  efficient 
services  the  Italian  art  exhibit  mainly  is  due.  Mr.  Anders  Zorn, 
one  of  the  most  celebrated  painters  of  his  country,  was  appointed 
Commissioner  of  Fine  Arts  for  Sweden,  and  admirably  has  served 
his  country  in  this  capacity.  All  these  gentlemen  entered  upon 
their  respective  tasks  with  a  degree  of  enthusiasm  that  soon  was 
communicated  to  the  artists,  and  led  to  the  bringing  forward  of 
the  best  work  obtainable  from  all  quarters.  The  care  with  which 


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selections  were  made  from  the  almost  innumerable  productions 
offered  is  attested  by  the  exhibits  in  the  various  foreign  sections. 
In  this  connection,  mention  must  be  made  of  the  very  valuable 
service  which  Mr.  S.  Tegima,  of  Japan,  rendered  his  govern- 
ment— as  well  as  the  Exposition — in  organizing  and  installing 
the  remarkable  Japanese  exhibit.  Never  before  this  time  has  Japan 
been  represented  in  the  Art  Department  of  an  International  Expo- 
sition ;  but  never  before  has  the  country  been  given  such  an  oppor- 
tunity. Recognizing  the  radical  differences  between  Japanese  art 
and  that  of  the  western  world,  the  authorities  of  the  Art  Depart- 
ment of  the  Columbian  Exposition  did  not  bind  Japanese  art  ex- 
hibitors to  the  rigid  classification  established  for  other  nations,  but 
urged  that  the  exhibit  be  made  thoroughly  national  in  character — 
exactly  such  an  exhibit  as  would  be  formed  under  a  classification 
devised  for  an  art  exhibition  to  be  held  in  Japan.  Mr.  Tegima, 
appreciating  this  opportunity,  embraced  and  has  made  the  most  of  it. 

The  foreign  artists  had  a  powerful  incentive  to  send  their  best 
works  to  America  aside  from  their  disposition  to  do  everything  pos- 
sible to  enhance  the  credit  of  their  respective  countries  in  art  pro- 
duction. During  the  past  few  years  they  have  seen  the  United  States 
become  one  of  the  greatest  markets  for  art  works  in  the  world. 
They  have  noted  the  stupendous  prices  that  have  been  paid  by  our 
millionaire  collectors  for  famous  pictures  in  the  public  sales  in  Paris, 
London,  and  New  York,  and  they  have  observed  the  steady  stream  of 
art  productions  of  the  highest  excellence — both  ancient  and  modern 
— coming  from  France,  Holland,  Germany,  and  England.  Every 
foreign  artist,  therefore,  appreciated  the  value  of  the  reputation  he 
might  gain  by  an  exhibit  of  especially  noteworthy  productions. 

The  American  artists  likewise  had  an  incentive  to  make  the 
best  possible  exhibit;  here  was  the  great  opportunity  to  show  that 
the  works  of  American  artists  could  stand  comparison  with  the 
productions  of  the  artists  of  the  other  nations.  With  the  endeavor 
of  securing  the  best  possible  exhibit  of  American  art,  the  Exposi- 


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tion  authorities,  at  the  instance  of  the  Chief  of  the  Art  Department, 
appointed  Advisory  Committees — consisting  of  painters,  sculptors, 
architects,  engravers,  and  the  followers  of  other  branches  of  art — 
to  look  after  the  interests  of  American  artists  in  those  sections  of 
this  country  and  Europe  which  were  considered  especial  centres  of 
American  art  activity.  Such  committees  were  established  in  New 
York,  Philadelphia,  Boston,  Paris,  Munich,  London,  Rome,  and 
Florence,  and  their  membership  comprised  many  of  the  ablest  and 
most  distinguished  artists  this  country  has  produced. 

When  the  time  arrived  for  the  selection  of  works  to  be  exhib- 
ited in  Chicago,  the  various  Advisory  Committees  were  constituted 
juries  by  a  system  involving  an  interchange  of  service  amongst 
the  members  of  different  committees,  thus  securing  to  each  jury  a 
national  rather  than  a  strictly  local  character.  Artists  residing  in 
the  central,  western,  southern,  and  extreme  northern  portions  of 
the  United  States  had  the  privilege  of  submitting  their  works  to  a 
national  jury  in  Chicago.  This  jury  was  composed  of  artists  chosen 
from  different  sections  of  the  country. 

In  order  to  secure  a  retrospective  exhibit  of  American  art,  a 
special  committee  was  appointed,  having  representatives  in  New 
York,  Philadelphia,  and  Boston;  this  committee  solicited  from 
public  institutions  and  private  owners  such  works  as  its  members 
believed  best  would  represent  the  historical  development  of  art  in 
America.  This  exhibit  is  exceedingly  interesting.  It  includes 
notable  works  by  American  painters  who  were  famous  in  their  day, 
and  justly  so,  but  who,  in  later  times,  are  almost  forgotten — owing 
to  the  fact  that  general  art-interest  has  been  absorbed  by  work  of 
more  modern  methods,  though  often  of  less  truly  artistic  character. 

The  interesting  exhibit  of  noteworthy  foreign  paintings  belong- 
ing to  American  collections  was  formed  through  the  kindness  of 
prominent  picture  owners,  from  whom  they  were  specially  solicited. 

One  of  the  most  noteworthy  exhibits  in  the  Art  Department  is 
the  collection  of  casts  duplicating  reproductions  of  monumental 


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works  shown  in  the  Museum  of  Comparative  Sculpture  in  the 
Palace  of  the  Trocadero,  Paris.  These  casts  not  only  illustrate  the 
history  of  French  sculpture,  but  also  the  development  of  archi- 
tecture as  a  fine  art  in  France  during  mediaeval  and  later  times. 
They  comprise  examples  of  the  Romanesque,  Gothic,  Renaissance, 
and  some  of  the  more  modern  work.  Some  of  the  casts,  repro- 
ducing large  portions  of  the  facades  of  cathedrals,  churches,  mon- 
asteries, and  other  important  structures  are  of  very  considerable 
size  and  of  remarkable  elaboration  in  detail.  A  portion  of  this 
collection  (casts  to  the  value  of  over  50,000  francs)  generously  was 
presented  to  the  Exposition  by  the  French  Government,  upon  the 
condition  that,  at  the  close  of  the  Exposition,  these  casts  should 
become  the  property  of  an  American  Art  Museum. 

The  Art  Gallery  is  one  of  the  most  beautiful  of  all  the  Expo- 
sition structures.  The  architecture  is  Ionic  of  the  most  refined  type, 
the  order  being  taken  from  the  Erechtheum  of  the  Acropolis  at 
Athens.  The  galleries  and  courts  for  the  exhibition  of  paintings 
and  sculptures  are  of  varying  proportions,  are  lighted  from  above, 
and  the  structure  is  fire-proof.  The  three  great  sections — the  Cen- 
tral, East,  and  West  Pavilions — aggregate,  in  extreme  length,  1152 
feet,  and  in  depth  504  feet.  The  main  walls  are  of  brick,  covered 
with  "staff,"  a  composition  of  plaster-of- Paris  and  other  ingredients, 
which  has,  when  finished,  the  appearance  of  stone.  The  roof  is  of 
iron,  steel,  and  glass,  and  all  columns,  staircases,  etc.,  are  of  iron. 
There  are  eighty  galleries,  ranging  in  size  from  30  feet  square  to  36 
by  1 20  feet,  for  the  exhibition  of  paintings,  besides  one  hundred 
and  eight  alcoves,  fronting  upon  the  courts  of  the  Central  Pavilion 
— twenty-eight  on  the  first  floor  and  eighty  on  the  second — giving 
additional  wall-space.  There  are  four  large  courts  and  a  rotunda 
in  the  Central  Pavilion,  and  a  rotunda  in  each  of  the  other  pavilions 
for  the  exhibition  of  sculptures  and  architectural  works.  From  the 
exterior  architectural  standpoint,  the  Art  Palace  justly  may  be  con- 
sidered one  of  the  chief  of  the  art  exhibits. 


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THREE  HUNDRED  AND  THIRTY-SIX 
ENGRAVINGS 


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IVAN  TVOROZHNIKOV  (Russia)          A  LAY  BROTHER  :   IMAGE  SELLER 


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EUG.  VAIL  (United  States) 


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V.  E.  DEMONT-DKETON 


A  YOUNG  SAILOR'S  TRAINING 


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ADOLPH  BINET  (France) 


THE   LOVERS 


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P.  JOLYET  (France) 


MIGNON 


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FRANK  S.  HOLMAN  (United  States) 


MELODY 


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E.  DAUPHIN  (France)    THE  "  IPHIGF.NIA  "  IN  THE  HARBOR  OF  TOULON 


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ACHILLE  GUERRA   (Italy) 


THE   FORTUNE-TELLER 


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AURELIO  TIRATELLI  (Italy)    COUNTRY  LIFE— ROMAN  APENNINES 


26 


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GUSTAVO  SIMONI  (Italy) 


SALE   OF   A    SLAVK 


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WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


32  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


33 


34 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          -35 


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THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


37 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


39 


40  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


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THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


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THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


44  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


45 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


49 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


52 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


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THE  ART   GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


53 


54 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  55 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


57 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


59 


6o 


WORLD'S    COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


61 


62 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


64  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


F.nniiARn   TOFT  HOI  T7.F. 


THK  r.RAUl. 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  65 


G.  PAULI  (Sweden)  MIDSUMMER'S  NIGHT 


66  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


II.  TEMPLE  (Austria) 


PORTRAIT   OF   W.    UNGER 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  67      rf 


68  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


A.  DAWANT  (France) 


THE  END  OF  THE  MASS 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  69 


J.  J.  TVOROJUIKOF  (Russia)    GRANDMOTHER  AND  GRAND-DAUGHTER 


7o  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


ELIZABETH  NOURSE  (United  States) 


GOOD   FRIDAY 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  71 


PAUL  SINIBALDI  (France')   THE  DAUGHTER  OF  THE 


72  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


M.  VILLEGAS-BRIEVA  (Spain) 


REMEMBRANCES 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  73 


G.  HENKES  (Holland) 


A    DUTCH    PEASANT 


74  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


WAITER  M.  GAY  (United  States) 


MASS  IN    BRITTANY 


THE  ART  GALLMRY,  ILLUSTRATED 


75 


MADELEINE  LEMAIRE  (France)     FALL  OF  THE  LEAVES 


76  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


W.  H.  Y.  TITCOMB  (Great  Britain)  PRIMITIVE  METHODISTS  AT 

ST.   IVES,   CORNWALL 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  77 


AD.  BRUTT  (Germany)  PHRYNE 


78  WORL&S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


AD.  BRUTT  (Germany) 


SAVED 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


79 


8o  WORLDS   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


MRS.  S.  MESDAG-VAN  HOUTEN  (Holland) 


COTTAGE 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


81 


A.  BOMPIANI  (Italy) 


IN  THE   WOODS 


82  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


G.  GUARDA-CASSI  (Italy) 


THE  MAYOR'S   WEDDING 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  83 


ALF.  AGACHE  (France) 


THE  ANNUNCIATION 


84  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


A.  GUERRA  (Italy)  CIOCARA  WITH  FLOWERS 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  85 


CHAS.  GRAFLY  (United  States) 


DAEDALUS 


86  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


J.  B.  KNIGHT  (Great  Britain)  HADLEY  CHURCH,  NEAR  BARNET 


THE  ART   GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  87 


EDWARD  A.  BELL  (United  States)  PORTRAIT  IN  GRAY 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


9o 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


92 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


94 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


95 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


97 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


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THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


99 


zoo  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


101 


102 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          103 


104 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          105 


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WORLD'S    COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          107 


io8  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          109 


no  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


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THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


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ii2  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


J.  EMILE  SAINTIN  (France) 


REVERIE 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


CHAS.  SPRAGUE  PEARCE  (United  States)    MADAM  p  .  .  . 


i4  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


AUGUSTE  GLAIZE  (France)    THE  BLIND  MAN  AND  THE 

PARALYTIC 


THE  ART   GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  115 


L.  C.  TIFFANY   (United  States) 


TAMING   THE    FLAMINGO 


n6 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


ADOLF  IIOELZEL  (Germany) 


LIGHT 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          117 


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\\.   MARTENS  (Holland) 


AT  THE   WELL 


n8  irORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


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THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          119 


J.   V.   KAFFAKLLI   (France) 


THE  GRANDFATHER 


120  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


1     I 


FRED  MAX  BREDT  (Germany) 


TWO   GAZELLES 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          121 


122  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


C.  E.  PERUGINI   (Great  Britain) 


A   SUMMER    SIKAVKK 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  123 


J.  A.  MUENIER  (France) 


WOMEN    OF   ALGERIA 


i24  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


JAMES  CHARLES  (Great  Britain) 


IN    MEMORY    OF      . 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          125 


N.  KOUZNETZOFF  (Russia) 


IN   THE   GARDEN 


126  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


F.  A.  DELOBBE  (France) 


A    BITE   AFTER    THE    JJATH 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  127 


JOHN   R.   KKIJj   (Great  Britain) 


THE   YARN 


128  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE 


GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


129 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


I32 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


133 


134  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          135 


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136  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


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THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          139 


140 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


141 


142  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


144  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


145 


146 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


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1 48  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          149 


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150  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          151 


152 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          153 


154  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART   GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


155 


156  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART   GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


158  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          159 


160  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          161 


162 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


163 


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WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


F.  DEFREGGER  (Austria) 


CHILDREN   AT    PLAY 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  165 


G.  COURTOIS  (France)    PORTRAIT  OF  MME.  GAUTREAU 


1 66  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


FRED.  HALL  (Great  Britain) 


RESULT  OF   HIGH    LIVING 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          167 


A.  C«EVALIEH  TAYLER  (Great  Britain)  THE  PEDDLER 


1 68  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


A.  B.  SEWELL  (United  States) 


MOTHER   AND  SON 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  169 


G.  MOREAU  DE  TOURS  (France) 


CARNOT   AT  WATTIGNIES 


i;o  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


ALBERT  NEUHUYS  (Holland) 


MOTHER'S  DEUGHT 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  171 


ALFRED-PIERRE  AGACHE  (France) 


VAN  n  Y 


172  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


MAX  BAUMBACH  (Germany) 


DANCING   FIGURES 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  173 


MARIE  S.  LUCAS  (Great  Britain) 


HENRY   VI 


174  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


ALBERT  NEUHUYS  (Holland)  DUTCH  WOMAN  AND  CHILD 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  175 


T.  A.  PELEVIN  (Russia) 


THE  FIRST  BORN 


1 76  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


177 


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I78 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


179 


i8o  WORLD'S    COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          181 


182 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


183 


1 84 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


185 


1 86 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


i88  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


189 


I90 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          191 


I92 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


193 


194 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          195 


196 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          197 


198 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          199 


200  WORLD'S    COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


W.  E.  NORTON  (United  States)  RETURN  OF  HERRING  FLEET 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          201 


WALTER  MAC  EWEN  (United  States)  THE  ABSENT  ONE  ON  ALL  SOULS'  DAY 


202  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


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PAUL-ALEXANDER-ALFRED  LEROY  (France)       CHRIST  HEALING  THE  BLIND 


THE  ART  GALLERY,   ILLUSTRATED          203 


JOSEF  GISELA  (Austria) 


THE   LOTTERY 


204  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


CHAS.  SPRAGUE  PEARCE  (United  States)          THE  ANNUNCIATION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  205 


I 


MAURICE  BOMPARD  (France) 


THE  OLD  CHELMA  GATE 


206          WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


HERM.  KAULBACH  (Germany) 


ONCE   UPON  A  TIME 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          207 


WALTER  L.  DEAN  (United  States) 


THE   OPEN   SEA 


208  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART   GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  209 


210  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


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THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  211 


212 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  213 


2i4  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART   GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


215 


216 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART   GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


217 


218 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


219 


220  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


221 


222 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


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THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


223 


224 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


225 


AUGUSTO   CORELLI    (Italy) 


IN   THE    WOODS 


226         WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


A.  APOLLONI  (Italy) 


AMERICA 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  227 


228  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


L.  PASTERN  AC  (Russia) 


RETURNING   HOME 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  229 


R.  LEHMANN  (Great  Britain) 


UNDINE 


23o  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


WALTER  LANGLEY  (Great  Britain) 


DISASTER 


THE    AR7    GALLERY,    ILLUSTRATED 


231 


T.  OFFERMANS  (Holland) 


THE   VILLAGE   CARPENTER 


232  WORLD'S    COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


LAURA  ALMA-TADEMA  (Great  Britain)  FIRESIDE  FANCIES 


THE  ART   GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          233 


C.  W.  BARTLETT  (Great  Britain) 


AN   INCIDENT   IN   THE   LIFE  OF 
THE  DAUPHIN 


234  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


S.  E.  WALLER  (Great  Britain)  THE  EMPTY  SADDLE 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          235 


IRVING  R.  WILES  (United  States) 


SONATA 


236  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


A.  H.  BRAMTOT  (France) 


FIRST    COMMUNION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          237 


W.  M.  CHASE  (United  States) 


ALICE 


238  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


CHRISTIAN  LUDWIG  BOCKELMANN  (Germany)  A  VILLAGE  I-IRE 


THE  ART  GALLERY,   ILLUSTRATED  239 


W.  M.  CHASE  (United  States)  POUT*  ATT  OF 


240  WORLD'S    COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


YEEND  KING  (Great  Britain) 


A    CRAY    DAY    IN    JULY 


THE  ART  QALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  241 


WILHELM  VOLZ  (Germany) 


MARIA 


242  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


T.  C.  GOTCH  (Great  Britain) 


MY   CROWN    AND   SCEPTRB 


THE  ART   GALLERY,   ILLUSTRATED          243 


D.  A.  C.  ARTZ  (Holland) 


FALL   IN    THE    FIELDS 


244  WORLD'S    COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


ALESANDRO  RIQUEA  (Italy)  THE  DIVINE  SHEPHERDESS 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


245 


F.  H.  KA*L  VON  UHDE  (Germany)    THE  ANNOUNCEMENT  TO  - 


THE  SHEPHERDS 


246  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


CARL  VON  STETTEN  (Germany)      ITALIANS  IN  PARIS 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  247 


ARTHUR  HACKER  (Great  Britain)    CHRIST  AND  THE 

MAGDALEN 


248  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


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AI.UERT  MAIGNAN  (France) 


BIRTH   OF   THE   PEARL 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  249 


AD.  BRUTT  (Germany) 


GIRL   BATHING 


250  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


G.  G.  KILBURNE  (Great  Britain) 


GOOD  ACCOMMODATION    FOR 
MAN  AND  BEAST 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  251 


HANS  HERMANN  (Germany)          FISHMARKET  IN  AMSTERDAM 


252  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


G.  L.  BULLEII)  (Great  Britain) 


A   CUSTODIAN 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          253 


L 


A.  P.  M.  DE  RICHEMONT  (France) 


SACRIFICE 


254  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


ALBERT  MAIGNAN  (France)        THE  CHAMBER  OF  THE  SIREN 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  255 


A.  F.  GORGUET  (France) 


CONTEMPLATION 


256 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART   GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          257 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          259 


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26o  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


261 


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262 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


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THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


263 


264  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          265 


266 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


267 


268  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  269 


270  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


271 


272  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


ALFRED  GUILLON  (France) 


THE  LITTLE   BROTHER 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          273 


L.  JIMENEZ  ARANDA  (Spain) 


THE   LOVERS 


274  WORLD'S    COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART   GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          275 


276 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          277 


278 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  '       279 


280 


WORLD'S    COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


281 


282  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART   GALLERY,   ILLUSTRATED          283 


284 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


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THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          285 


286 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART   GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


287 


288 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


289 


29o  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          291 


292 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


TJIE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


293 


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294 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


295 


296 


WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART   GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


297 


298  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


299 


300 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          301 


302  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSfTfON 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


303 


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WORLD'S  COI.UMftlAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          305 


3o6  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


307 


3o8  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


309 


3io 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          311 


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WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


314  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          315 


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316  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          317 


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3i 8  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,   ILLUSTRATED          319 


320  WORLD'S    COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


FRED.  P.  VINT3N  (United  States)  PORTRAIT 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          321 


ANTON  LAUPHEIMER  (Germany) 


ST.   LUKE 


322  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


G.  F.  WATTS  (Great  Britain) 


LOVE  AND    LIFE 


THE  ART  GALLERY,    ILLUSTRATED          323 


EDMUND  C.  TARBELL  (United  States) 


GIRL   WITH    HORSE 


324  WORLD'S    COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


J.  CARROLL  BECKWITH  (United  States)       M.  ISA4CSON 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          325 


WALTER  CRANE  (Great  Britain) 


FREEDOM 


326  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


JULIA  DILLON  (United  States) 


PEONIES 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          327 


W.   ROELOFS   (IIollanH)         PASTURE  NEAR  THE  DUNES 


328  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


NICHOLAS  SAGORSKI  (Russia) 


HEART-BROKEN    BY   GRIEF 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          329 


FRED.  W.  FREER  (United  States)  A  LADY  IN  BLACK 


330  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


I.   AT.  GAUGENGTGL  (United  States) 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          331 


AND.   L.  ZORN  (Sweden) 


IN  THE   OMNIBUS 


332  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


J.  DE  VRIENDT  (Belgium)  A  POTTERY  SHOP,  CAIRO 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          333 


FRANCES  Y  PASCUAL  (Spain) 


FATHER'S  APVICB 


334  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


L.  TYTGADT  (Belgium] 


A   LESSON   IN  EMBROIDERY 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          335 


R.  GORDON  HARDIE  (United  States)  PORTRAIT  OF 

MRS.    HARDIE 


336  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART   GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          337 


338  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED          339 


340 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


34i 


342  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  343 


a 

3 
'So 

2 


344 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


345 


346  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED  347 


348 


WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


u 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


349 


i  « 


350  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


THE  ART  GALLERY,  ILLUSTRATED 


352  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


Miss  LAURA  ALMA-TADEMA  (Great  Britain)          BATTLEDORE  AND 

SHUTTLECOCK 


INDEX  OF   THE    ILLUSTRATIONS 


ADAN,  Louis  Emile  —  (JFrimce)  —  75  rue  de  Conrcelles. 

Born   at   Paris.     Pupil   of  Picot  and   Cabanel.     Medals,  Paris;   3d-class,  1875;  2d-class, 
1882  ;  Gold  Medal,  1889  (Exposition-Universelle).     Legion  of  Honor,  1892. 

RETURN  OF  THE  GRAPE-PICKERS  .........  Page  279 


AGACHE,   .  \lfrcd-  Pierre—  (JTrancc)—/^  rue   Weber,  Paris. 

Born  at  Lille.     Pupil  of  Colas  and  Pluchard.     Medal,  3d-class,  1885.     Member  of  the  So- 
ciety of  French  Artists. 

VANITY     ...................  Page  171 

Tin;  ANNUNCIATION    ..............     "       83 

AGRASOT  Y  JUAN,  Joaquin—  (Spain)—  4,  Callc  Orfila,  Madrid. 

Born  at  Orihuela  (Alicante).     Pupil  of  the  School  of  Fine  Arts  of  Valencia  and  of  D.  Fran- 
cisco Martinez.     Medals:  Barcelona,  1864  and  1866;  Centennial  Exhibition,  Philadelphia,  1876. 

SISTERS  OF  CHARITY  ..............    Page  55 

ALMA-TADEMA,     Miss     Laura  —  (C5tcat     Britain)  —  //     Grove 
End  Road,  London. 

Born    in    England.      Pupil   of  her  father,    L.  Alma-Tadema.      Silver   Medal,  Exposition- 
Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

BATTLEDORE  AND  SHUTTLECOCK  .........  Page  352 

FIRESIDE  FANCIES   ...............     "      232 

ALVAREZ-DUMONT,  Cesar—  (Spain)—  27  Calle  Goya,  Madrid. 

Born  in  Villa  Real,  St.  Antonio  Algarbe,  Portugal.    Medals,  National  Exhibition  :  3d-class, 
1884  and  1887  ;  2d-class,  1890. 

EPISODE  IN  THE  WAR  OF  INDEPENDENCE  .....  Page  340 


APOL,  Louis—  (ijollanb)—  F^,  near  Arnhem,  Holland. 

.Born  in  Holland.     Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

AUTUMN    ...................    Page  34 

APOLLONI,  Adolpho—  (Jtaln)—  Via  Margutta,  Rome. 

BEATRICE  .............    .    .....  Page  136 

AMERICA   ...................     "      226 

353 


354  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


ARTZ,  David  Adolf  Constant—  (^oliantl)—  ///^/  1890. 

Born  at  The  Hague,  Holland.  Pupil  of  Mollinger  and  of  Josef  Israels.  Vice-President  of  the 
International  Jury,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889.  Legion  of  Honor,  France,  1889. 
Member  of  the  French  Societe  Nationale  des  Beaux-  Arts. 

FALL  IN  THE  FIELDS  ..............  Page  243 

AUBLET,  Albert—  (Jruncc)  —  75  Boulevard  Bineau,  Neuilly,  Seine. 

Born  at  Paris.  Pupil  of  J.  L.  Gerome.  Medals,  Paris:  3d-class,  1880;  Gold  Medal,  1889 
(Exposition-Universelle).  Legion  of  Honor,  1890. 

OLD  SAILORS,  TREPORT  .............  Page  306 


BAKHUYZEN  VAN  DE   SAND,    Julius   Jacobus— 
142  Nieuwe  Haven,    The  Hague. 

Born  at  The  Hague.  Pupil  of  his  father.  Medals  :  Vienna,  Philadelphia  (Centennial 
Exhibition),  1876,  Amsterdam,  The  Hague  and  Paris;  Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle, 
Paris,  1889. 

DRIVING  HOME  THE  CATTLE     ..........  Page  304 

BARILLOT,  Leon  —  (4Frcmce)  —  16  rue  de  la    Tour  d'Auvergne, 
Parts. 

Born  at  Montigny-les-Metz,  Lorraine.  Pupil  of  Bonnat.  Medals,  Paris  :  3d-class,  1880  ; 
2d-class,  1884;  Gold  Medal  (Exposition-Universelle),  1889. 

THE  VALLEY  OF  THE  SEULLES  ..........    Page  42 

TRAIN  47      ..................       "     43 

BARTELS,   Hans  von—  (Hermann)—  Munich. 

Born  at  Munich.     Medal,  Paris,  3d-class,  1889. 

SURF      ....................    Page  47 

BARTHOLOME—  Cfrance). 

PASSING  THE  RING  ...............    Page  28 

BARTLETT,  C.  W.—  (Otettt  Britain)—//  Holland  Park  Road, 
W.  London. 
AN  INCIDENT  IN  THE  LIFE  OF  THE  DAUPHIN  .    .    .  Page  233 


BARUCCI,  Pietro—  (Stalg)—  Rome. 

LAKE  IN  THE  APENNINES  ............    Page  91 

BASTERT,  Nicholas—  (4jollan5)  —  452  Parkstraat,  Amsterdam. 

Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

THE  WHITE  SAIL    ...............    Page  97 

BATTAGLIA,  Alessandro—  (Stdlj))—  5  via  Margutta,  Rome. 
THE  GLEANERS    ................  Page  100 


INDEX   OF  THE  ILLUSTRATIONS  355 

BAUMBACH,  Max—  (Overmans)— 82  Liitzow-strasse,  Berlin. 
DANCING  FIGURES Page  172 

BECKWITH,  J.  Carroll— (Uttitefc  States)— 58  West  Fifty-seventh 
street,  New  York. 

Born  at  Hannibal,  Missouri.  Pupil  of  the  Art  Students'  League,  New  York,  1'Ecole  des 
Beaux-Arts,  Paris,  of  Adolphe  Yvon  and  of  Carolus-Duran,  Paris.  Honorable  Mention,  Paris, 
1887;  Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889.  Member  of  the  Society  of  American 
Artists  and  Associate  Member  of  the  National  Academy  of  Design,  New  York. 

MR.  ISAACSON      Page  324 

BELL,  Edward  A.— (Uttitefc  States)— 152  West  Fifty-fifth  street, 

New  York. 

Born  at  New  York.  Pupil  of  the  National  Academy  of  Design,  New  York,  and  of  the 
Bavarian  Royal  Academy,  Munich.  Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

PORTRAIT  OF  A  LADY  IN  GRAY Page  87 

BERMUDO-MATEOS,    Jose  —  (Spain)—  9    Calle    Peninsular, 

Madrid. 

Born  at  Huertas  de  Animas  (Caceres).     Pupil  of  the  School  of  Painting,  Madrid. 

UNDER  THE  AWNING Page  290 

BERTHELON,  Eugene— (4Fnmce)— /  rue  Alfred  Stevens,  Paris. 

Pupil  of  E.  Lavieille  and  of  Berne-Bellecoeur.  Medals,  Paris:  3d-class,  1886;  2d-class, 
1889  ;  Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

A  STORM  AT  YPORT Page  53 

BINET,  Adolph— (^France)— 63  Avenue  de  Breteuil,  Paris. 

Born  at  La  Riviere-St.-Sauveur  (Calvades).  Medals,  Paris  :  3d-class,  1885 ;  Silver  Medal, 
Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

THE  LOVERS Page  20 

BISBING,   Henry  S. — (United    States)  —  23  rue  des  Martyrs, 
Paris. 

Born  at  Philadelphia,  Pa.     Pupil  of  F.  de  Vuillefroy.     ad-class  Medal,  Paris,  1891. 

ON  THE  RIVER  BANK Page  144 

AFTERNOON  IN  THE  MEADOWS "      137 

BJORCK,  Oscar—  (Btoe&ett)— ^  Hamngatan,  Stockholm. 

Born  at  Stockholm.  Pupil  of  the  School  of  Fine  Arts,  Stockholm.  Honorable  Mention, 
Paris,  1888  ;  Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

INTERIOR  OF  A  COW-STABLE      Page  106 


356  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 

BLOMMERS,  Bernardus  Johannes— (ijjollanfc)— 17  van  Stolkweg, 
Scheveningen. 

Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

AT  BREAKFAST Page  265 

SHRIMPING  AT  SCHEVENINGEN "      280 

WASHING-DAY "       94 

BOCKELMANN,   Christian   Ludwig  —  (Overmans)  —  2  Marien- 
strasse,  Diisseldorf. 

Born  at  St.  Jurgen,  near  Bremen.  Pupil  of  his  father,  of  the  Academy  at  Dusseldorf  and 
of  W.  Sohn.  Medal,  Vienna,  1873. 

A  VILLAGE  FIRE Page  238 

BOKS,  Evert  Jan — (iJoUatttO — pj  Provindestraat,  Zuid,  Antwerp. 

Honorable  Mention,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

SURPRISED Page  88 

BOMPARD,  Maurice — (JFrattte) — 10  rue  Mechain,  Paris. 

Born  at  Rodez.  Pupil  of  G.  Boulanger  and  of  J.  Lefebvre.  3d-class  Medal,  Paris,  1880; 
Bourse-de-voyage,  1882;  Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889;  2d-class  Medal,  Paris, 
1890. 

THE  OLD  CHELMA  GATE Page  205 

BOMPIANI,  Angelo— (Stal^)— -504  Corso,  Rome. 

IN  THE  WOODS Page  81 

BONNEFOY,  Henry— (Jrcmce)— 42  rue  Fontaine,  Paris. 

Born  at  Boulogne-sur-Mer  (Pas  de  Calais).  Pupil  of  L.  Cogniet.  Medals,  Paris  :  3d-class, 
1880;  2d-class,  1884.  Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

A  FAMILY Page  44 

BORDES,  Ernest— (JTremce)— 87  rue  Ampere,  Paris. 

Born  at  Pau.  Pupil  of  Bonnat  and  of  Cormon.  Honorable  Mention,  Paris,  1881 ;  Medals  : 
3d-class,  1884;  2d-class,  1886;  Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

THE  ROLLING-MILL Page  300 

BOURDILLON,  Frank  N.— (<&r<mt  Britain)— Dorking,  England. 
ON  BOARD  THE  "REVENGE,"   1591 Page  268 

BRAMTOT,   Alfred    Henri— (frcmce)— <5   rue   du   Val-de- Grace, 
Paris. 

Born  at  Paris.  Pupil  of  W.  A.  Bouguereau.  3d-class  Medal,  Paris,  1879 ;  Prix  de  Rome, 
1879 ;  ad-class  Medal,  1885. 

FIRST  COMMUNION Page  236 


INDEX   OF  THE  ILLUSTRATIONS  357 


BRANDT,   Joseph  von  —  ((german^)  —  19  Schwanthaler-strasse, 
Munich. 

Born  at  Szczebrzeszyn,  Poland.  Studied  in  the  Bavarian  Royal  Academy  at  Munich,  and 
under  Franz  Adam  and  Karl  von  Piloty.  Honorable  Mention,  Paris,  1882. 

A  SUDDEN  ATTACK     .........    .....    Page  60 

BREDT,     Fred     Max  —  ((german^)  —  77     Gabelsberger-strasse, 
Munich. 
Two  GAZELLES    ................  Page  120 

BREITNER,  George  Hendrik—  (£j0Uan&)—  438  Parkstraat,  Am- 

sterdam. 

Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

DUTCH  CAVALRY     ...............  Page  264 

BRIDGMAN,  Frederick  Arthur—  (United  States)—^  Boulevard 
Malesherbes,  Paris. 

Born  at  Tuskegee,  Alabama.  Pupil  of  Brooklyn  Art  Association,  N.Y.,  and  of  J.  L.  Gerome, 
Paris.  Medals,  Paris:  3d-class,  1877;  2d-class,  1878  (Exposition-Universelle);  Silver  Medal, 
1889  (Exposition-Universelle).  Legion  of  Honor,  France,  1889. 

IN  A  VILLA  AT  EL  BIAR,  ALGIERS      .......  Page  143 

BRONNIKO,  Theo.—  (HttSSia). 

Born  at  Schadriusk,  Siberia.     Pupil  of  the  St.  Petersburg  Academy. 

CHRISTIANS    AWAITING    DEATH    AFTER   THE    FREE 

SUPPER  .....    ..............  Page  271 

BROWN,  Ford    Madox  —  ((great    Britain)  —  9    Victoria    Grove, 
West  Brompton,  England. 

Born  at  Calais.     Pupil  of  the  Academies  of  Bruges,  Ghent  and  Antwerp. 

WYCLIF  ON  TRIAL  ...............  Page  313 

BRUTT,  Adolf—  ((germattj))—  &2  Lutzow-strasse,  Berlin. 

PHRYNE     ...................    Page  77 

SAVED   ....................       "      78 

GIRL  BATHING     ............    ,    .    .    .       "    249 

BULLEID,  G.  Lawrence—  ((great   Britain)—  4   Bolton   Studios, 
Radcliffe  Road,  London,  England. 
A  CUSTODIAN  .................  Page  252 

AT  THE  TEMPLE  ATE  .............     "      118 


CHARLES,    James  —  ((great     Britain)  —  Harling,    Petersfield, 
England. 

Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

IN  MEMORY  OF  -     -  ..............  Page  124 


358  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 

CHASE,  William  M.— (United    States)— 51    West  Tenth  Street, 

New   York. 

Born  in  Franklin,  Indiana.  Pupil  of  the  National  Academy  and  J.  O.  Eaton,  New  York, 
and  of  the  Munich  Academy  under  Piloty.  Medals,  Munich,  1883  ;  Honorable  Mention,  Paris, 
1881 ;  Silver  Medal,  1889  (Exposition-Universelle).  Member  of  the  National  Academy,  New 
York.  President  of  the  Society  of  American  Artists. 

ALICE Page  237 

PORTRAIT  OF  Miss  M "      239 

LAKE  SIDE "      103 

DU    CHATTEL,    Frederick     Jacobus— (^oilanb)— 20    Huygen- 
straat,  The  Hague. 
ON  THE  RIVER  VECHT Page  274 

CHIGOT,    Eugene    H.   A.— (^France)— I  rue  des  Pctitscailloux, 
rue  de  V  Eglise  et  d   Valenciennes ',  Etaples,  France. 

Born  at  Valenciennes.  Pupil  of  Bonnat  and  Vayson.  Honorable  Mention,  Paris,  1886; 
3d-class  Medal,  1887;  Bourse-de-voyage,  1887;  Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889; 
2d-class  Medal,  1890. 

AT  STAPLES — PAS  DE  CALAIS Page  192 

CLAUSEN",  G.— ((B>reat  Britain)—  Cookham  Dean,  Berks. 

Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

PLOUGH  BOY Page  318 

CORELLI,  Augusto— (Itdl^)— Rome. 

THE  SERENADE   .    .    . Page  63 

IN  THE  WOODS "    225 

THANKSGIVING "    283 

CORTESE,  Federico— (Jtalg)  21  Via  San  Paolo,  Naples. 

P^ESTUM Page  139 

COURTOIS,  Gustave  —  (JFrcmce)  —  73  Boulevard  Bineau,  Pare 
de  Neuilly,  Seine,  Paris. 

Born  at  Pusey  (Haute  Saone).  Pupil  of  J.  L.  Gerome.  Medals,  Paris:  sd-class,  1878; 
2d-class,  1880;  Gold  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889.  Legion  of  Honor,  1889. 

PORTRAIT  OF  MME.  GAUTREAU Page  165 

COUTURIER,  Leon— (^France)— 31  Boulevard  Berthier,  Paris. 

Born  at  Macon.     Pupil  of  Cabanel  and  of  Danguin.     Medal,  3d-class,  Paris,  1881 ;   Bronze 
Medal,  1889  (Exposition-Universelle). 

At  THE  CAPSTAN — ALL  TOGETHER Page  180 

COX,  Kenyon— (Ettiteb  States)— 145  West  Fifty-fifth  street,  New 
York. 

Born  at  Warren,  Ohio.  Pupil  of  the  Pennsylvania  Academy  of  Fine  Arts,  Philadelphia, 
and  of  Carolus  Duran  and  J.  L.  Gerome,  Paris.  Bronze  Medal,  Salon,  Paris,  1889  (Exposition- 


INDEX   OF  THE  ILLUSTRATIONS  359 

Universelle).     Member  of  the  Society  of  American  Artists  and  of  the  New  York  Architectural 
League. 

PAINTING  AND   POETRY Page  289 

ECLOGUE "      3°5 

CRAXK,  Walter— ((great  Britain)— Beaumont  Lo.fge,  Shepherd's 
Jtitsh,  London,  England. 

Born  in  Liverpool.  Pupil  of  his  father,  Thomas  G.  Crane,  and  of  W.  J.  Linton.  Silver 
Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

FUEEDOM Page  325 

(TRRAN,    Charles    C.—  (Unite*    States)— /JV   West  Fifty-fifth 

street,  New  York. 

Born  at  Frankfort,  Kentucky.  Pupil  of  the  National  Academy  of  Design  and  of  the  Art 
Students'  League,  New  York.  Third  Hallgarten  Prize,  National  Academy,  New  York,  1888; 
Honorable  Mention,  Salon,  Paris,  1889.  Associate  Member  of  the  National  Academy  and 
Member  of  the  Society  of  American  Artists. 

SEALING  THE  LETTER Page  149 

DADD,    Frank  —  ((great    Britain)  —  Wilton    House,    Hyde-vale, 
InackheatJi .  England. 

THE  CAPTAIN  OF  THE  TROOP Page  104 

DAMKKON,    Charles    Emile— (fraitce)— -38    rue    Rochechouart, 
Paris. 

Horn  at  Paris.  Pupil  of  L.  G.  Pelouse.  Medals,  Paris:  3d-class,  1878;  2d-class,  1882; 
Bron/e  Medal,  Kxposition-Universelle,  1889. 

FLOWER  CULTURE  IN  THE  NEIGHBORHOOD  OF  NICE  .  Page  99 
DAUPHIN,  Eugene— (.f ranee)— 4?  rue  Jouffroy,  Paris. 

Born  at  Toulon.  Pupil  of  Courdonan,  Humbert  and  Gervex.  Honorable  Mention,  Salon, 
Paris,  1887;  3d-class  medal,  1888;  Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

THE  IPHIGENIA  IN  THE  HARBOR  OF  TOULON  .  .  .  Page  23 
DA  WANT,  Albert  Pierre — (JFrance)—  p  rue  Ampere,  Paris. 

Morn  at  Paris.  Pupil  of  Jean  Paul  Laurens.  Medals,  Paris  :  3d-class,  1880;  2d-class, 
1885  ;  Gold  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889.  Legion  of  Honor,  1889. 

THE  CLOSE  OF  THK^FASS Page  68 


Di;AX,  Walter  L. — (Umte&  States)— 2  Pemberton  Square,  Boston, 
Massachusetts. 
THE  OPEN  SEA Page  207 


360  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 

PEACE Page  291 

THE  SEINER'S  RETURN "      184 

DEFREGGER,    Franz    Ritter  —  ((Scrmann)  —  31  Konig-strasse, 
Munich,  Bavaria. 

Born  at  Stronach,  Austria.  Pupil  of  the  Bavarian  Royal  Academy.  3d-class  Medal, 
Paris,  1878;  Medal,  Vienna,  1882;  Great  Gold  Medal,  Munich.  Honorary  Member  of  the 
Berlin,  Vienna  and  Munich  Academies. 

CHILDREN  AT  PLAY Page  164 

DE  HAAS,  J.  H.  L.— (flollonb)— 9  Place  dc  Luxembourg,  Brus- 
sels, Belgium. 

Born  in  Hedel,  North  Brabant.  Pupil  of  Van  Oos.  Gold  Medal,  Munich,  1869.  Chevalier 
of  the  Order  of  Leopold. 

DONKEYS  ON  THE  SHORE — PICARDY Page  61 

DE  KEYSER,  Nicaise— (Jtetginm)— 15  rue  dc  la  Pepiniere,  Ant- 
werp. 

Born  at  Santvliet.  Pupil  of  Joseph  Jacops  and  of  the  Royal  Academy  of  Antwerp.  Great 
Gold  Medal,  Brussels,  1836;  2d-class  Medal,  Paris,  1840.  Order  of  Leopold,  1839;  Officer  of 
the  same,  1855.  Order  of  St.  Michael  of  Bavaria,  1851.  Order  of  the  Lion,  1844.  Legion  of 
Honor,  France,  1862. 

HOLY  WEEK  PROCESSION  AT  SEVILLE Page  339 

DELOBBE,  Francois  Alfred— (^France)— 27  rue  d'  Alcsia,  Paris. 

Born  at  Paris.  Pupil  of  Lucas  and  of  Bouguereau.  Medals,  Paris:  3d-class,  1874;  2d- 
class,  1875. 

THE  BITE  AFTER  THE  BATH Page  126 

DELORT,  Charles  Edouard— (^France)— -31  Boulevard  Berthicr, 
Paris. 

Born  at  Nimes.  Pupil  of  Gleyre  and  of  Gerome.  Medals,  Paris  :  3d-class,  1875;  2d-class, 
1882.  Legion  of  Honor,  1889. 

CAPTURE  OF  THE  DUTCH  FLEET  IN  THE  TEXEL  BY 
THE  HUSSARS  OF  THE  REPUBLIC,  1793 Page  105 

DEMONT,  Adrien-Louis— (Jf rcmcc)— Montgcron  (Scinc-ct-  Oise). 

Born  at  Douai  (Nord).  Pupil  of  Emile  Breton.  Medals,  Paris:  3d-class,  1879;  2d-class, 
1882;  Gold  Medal,  1889  (Exposition-Universelle).  Legion  of  Honor,  1891. 

YOUTH Page  158 

DEMONT-BRETON,  Madame  Virginie  E.—  (France)— Montgcron 
(Seine-et-Oise'}. 

Born  at  Courrieres  (Pas  de  Calais).  Pupil  of  her  father,  Jules  Breton.  Medals,  Paris; 
3d-class,  1881 ;  2d-class,  1883.  Gold  Medal,  1889  (Exposition-Universelle). 

A  YOUNG  SAILOR'S  TRAINING Page  19 


INDEX    OF  THE  ILLUSTRATIONS  361 


DENMAN,    Herbert  —  (Uniteb    States)—  58   West  Fifty-seventh 
street.  New  York. 

Born  at  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Pupil  of  the  Art  Students'  League,  New  York,  and  of  Carolus 
Duran,  Paris.  Honorable  Mention,  Salon,  Paris,  1886;  Honorable  Mention  (Exposition- 
Universelle),  1889.  Member  of  the  Society  of  American  Artists. 

THE  TRIO    ..................  Page  270 


DESSAR,  Louis  Paul—  (ftniteft  States)—  90  rue  d'Assas,  Paris. 

Born  at  Indianapolis,  Indiana.     Pupil  of  the  National  Academy,  New  York,  and  of  W.  A. 
Bouguereau  and  Tony  Robert  Fleury,  Paris.     3d-class  Medal,  Paris,  1891. 

EVENING  ...................    Page  39 

DE  VRIENDT,  A.—  (ftdgium)—  38  rue  de  Locht,  Brussels. 

Born  at  Ghent.     Medals  :  Expositions-Universelle,  London  and  Vienna. 

CHARLES  THE  SIXTH  ..............  Page  342 

DE  VRIENDT,  J.—  (Belgium). 

A  POTTERY  SHOP,  CAIRO  ............  Page  332 

DICKSEE,  Frank—  ((great  Britain)—  So  Peel  street,  Camden  Hill, 

London. 

Born  in  London.     Associate  Member  of  the  Royal  Academy. 

THE  REDEMPTION  OF  TANNHA^SER     .......    Page  51 

DILLON,    Julia—  (United    States)—  142  East  Eighteenth   street, 
New  York. 
PEONIES    ...................  Page  326 


DMITRIEV-ORENBURGSKY,  N. 

A  DROWNED  MAN  ...............  Page  314 

DU   MOND,    Frederick    Melville—  (United    States)—  93  Avenue 
Henri-Martin,  Paris. 

Born  at  Rochester,  New  York.     Pupil  of  Boulanger,  Lefebvre,  Doucet,  Benjamin-Constant 
and  Jean  Paul  Laurens,  Paris. 

THE  LEGEND  OF  THE  DESERT     .........    Page  98 

DU    MOND,  Frank    V.—  (United  States)—  939   Eighth   Avenue, 
New  York. 

Born   at  Rochester,  New  York.      Pupil  of  Boulanger  and  of  Lefebvre,    Paris.      3d-class 
Medal,  Salon,  Paris,  1890. 

THE  HOLY  FAMILY     ..............  Page  258 

CHRIST  AND  THE  FISHKR.MF.N    ..........     "      315 

MONASTIC  LIFE   .....    .    ..........     "     317 


362  WORLD'S    COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 

DURST,  Auguste  —  (JratUe)—  51  Avenue  de  la  Defense,  Puteaux, 
Seine,  Paris. 

Born  at  Paris.     Pupil  of  Hebcrt  and  of  Bonnat.     Medal,  zd-class,  1884;  Silver  Medal, 
1889  (Exposition-Universelle). 

THE  SIESTA      .................  Page  276 

DUVERGER,  Theophile  E.—  (frdttce)—  Ecouen  (Scine-et-Oise). 

Born  at  Bordeaux.      Medals,   Paris  :    3d-class,  1861  ;    Medal,   1865  ;    Bronze  Medal,  1889 
(Exposition-Universelle). 

INTEMPERANCE     .......    .    ........  Page  147 

ENNEKING,  John  J.—  (United  States)—  //V  Tremont  street,  Bos- 
ton, Massachusetts. 

Born  at  Minster,  Ohio.     Pupil  of  Bonnat,  Paris,  and  of  the  Bavarian  Royal  Academy, 
Munich. 

A  SOUTH  DUXBURY  CLAM  DIGGER  ........  Page     89 

SALTING  SHEEP    ................     "      190 

OCTOBER  TWILIGHT  IN  NEW  ENGLAND  ......     "      183 


ERELMAN,  Otto— 

THE  HORSE  FAIR  —  ROTTERDAM  .........    Page  33 

FARASYN,  Edgard—  (JJdgittm)—  2  rue  Schul,  Antwerp. 

Medals  :  Sydney,  1879  ;  Melbourne,  1880.     Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

EMIGRANTS  EMBARKING  AT  ANTWERP  .......  Page  344 


FISHER,  H.—  ((^reflt  fy&tittfy—Elmfieldt  Herne  Hill,  England. 
A  MIDDAY  REST     ...............  Page  319 

FISHER,    S.    M.—  (threat    Britain)—  3575   Campo  del  Cristo  S. 
Angela,  Venice. 
A  SUMMER  NIGHT  —  VENICE  ...........  Page  213 

FLETCHER,  B.—  ((Sreat  Britain)—  Esmond,    Old  Park  Road, 
Enfield,  England. 
EVICTED    ............  '  .......  Page  188 

FRANCES   Y   PASCUAL,  Placido—  (Spain)—  18  Calle  Atocha, 
Madrid. 

Born  at  Alcoy.     3d-class  Medals,  Spanish  National  Exhibitions  of  1871  and  1890. 

FATHER'S  ADVICE    ...............  Page  333 

FREER,  Frederick  W.—  (HttitC&  States)—  Chicago. 

Born   at   Chicago,  Illinois.     Pupil  of  the  Bavarian  Royal  Academy,  Munich.     Associate 
of  the  National  Academy,  New  York. 

A  LADY  IN  BLACK  ...............  Page  329 


INDEX   OF  THE  ILLUSTRATIONS  363 

FRIESE,  Richard  ((Sermang)—  5  W.  Nettelbeck-strasse,  Berlin. 
ON  THE  LAGOON     ...............  Page  277 

GALOFRE  Y  OLLER,  F.—  (Spain)—  J  Calle  Paligros,  Madrid. 

Born  at  Vals,  Tarragona.     Pupil  of  the  Schools  of  Barcelona  and  Madrid.     Honorable  Men- 
tion at  the  Spanish  National  Exhibition  of  1887  and  at  the  Universal  Exposition  at  Barcelona. 

PUNISHMENT  BY  THE  LASH    ...........  Page  210 


GABRIEL-,  Paul  Joseph  Constantin—  (^ollcmfc)—  113  Kanaalweg, 
Scheveningen,  Holland. 

Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

WINDMILL  IN  THE  LOWLANDS  ..........  Page  178 

GAUGENGIGL,  Ignatz  Marcel—  (Httiteb  States)—  Studio  Build- 
ing, no  Tremont  street,  Boston. 

Born  in  Passau,  Bavaria.  Pupil  of  the  Bavarian  Royal  Academy,  and  of  William  Diez, 
Munich. 

THE  HAT     ..................  Page  330 

GAY,  Walter  —  (ftnitcb  States)—  73  rue  Ampere,  Paris. 

Born  at  Boston,  Massachusetts.  Pupil  of  Bonnat,  Paris.  Honorable  Mention,  Exposition 
at  Nice,  1884  ;  Honorable  Mention,  Salon,  Paris,  1885  ;  3d-class  Medal,  1888  ;  Silver  Medal, 
Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

LE  PLAIN  CHANT    ...............    Page  27 

MASS  IN  BRITTANY     ..............       "     74 

GILBERT,  Rene—  (JF  rante)  —  6  rue  Aumont-  Thieville,  Paris. 

Born  at  Paris.  Pupil  of  A.  Gilbert.  Medals,  Paris  :  sd-class,  1886  ;  Bourse-de-voyage, 
1888  ;  2d-class  Medal,  1889  ;  Gold  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

THE  ROD      ..................  Page  216 

GILBERT,  Victor  Gabriel—  (frttltcc)—  26  rue  Victor-Mass^  Paris. 

Born  at  Paris.  Pupil  of  Busson  and  of  Adan.  Medals,  Pat  is  :  2d-class,  1880;  Silver 
Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

A  GOOD  HAUL    ................  Page  197 

GISELA,  Josef—  (Austria)—  I  Zcirdlhofergasse,  Vienna. 

THE  LOTTERY  .................  Page  203 

GLAIZE,  Auguste  Barthelemy  —  (^France)  —  05  rue  de  Vaugirard, 
Paris. 

Born  at  Montpellier.  Medals,  Paris  :  3d-class,  1842  ;  2d-class,  1844  ;  ist-class,  1845  ; 
ad-class,  1848  and  1855  (Exposition-Universelle).  Legion  of  Honor,  1855. 

THE  BLIND  MAN  AND  THE  PARALYTIC  ......  Page  114 


364  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 

GOLTZ,  Alexander  D.  —  (Austria)  —  24  Starhemberggasse,  Vienna. 

Born  at  Puspoek-Ladany,  Hungary. 

CHRIST  AND  THE  WOMEN     ...........  Page  311 


GOLYNSKI,  Vassilli— 

MUSHROOM  GATHERERS      .    .    .    .    .......    .  Page  346 

• 
GORGUET,  Auguste  Francois—  (JFrattce)—  6  rueBoissonade,  Paris. 

Born  at   Paris.      Pupil  of   Boulanger,  Gerome,  Bonnat  and  Morot.     Honorable  Mention, 
1889,  at  the  Salon  and  at  the  Exposition-Universelle. 

CONTEMPLATION  ................  Page  255 

GOTCH,   T.    C.—  ((fltoat  Britain)—  The  Malt  House,   Newlyn, 
Penzance. 
MY  CROWN  AND  SCEPTRE     ...........  Page  242 

GRAFLY,  Charles—  (ttniteb  States). 

DAEDALUS  ...................    Page  85 

GREEN,    C.—  (threat  Britain)—  20   Shrewsbury   road,    Sheffield, 
England. 
THE  PICKWICK  CLUB  ..............  Page  140 

NELL  AND  HER  GRANDFATHER    .........     "      281 

(Old  Curiosity  Shop.  —  DICKENS.) 

GUARDA-CASSI,  G.—  (Jftola). 

THE  MAYOR'S  WEDDING    ............    Page  82 


GUERRA,  Achilla— 

CIOCARA  WITH  FLOWERS    ............    Page  84 

THE  FORTUNE  TELLER  .............       "      24 


GUIGNARD,  Gaston— 

Born  at  Bordeaux.     Pupil  of  Humbert,  Gervex  and  Ferry.     Medals,  Paris  :  3d-class,  1884; 
2d-class,  1887.     Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889.     Legion  of  Honor,  1891. 

SCOUTS  IN  FLIGHT  ..............  Page  298 

GUILLEN-PEDEMONTE,  H.—  (gjjflitt)—  Alicante. 

Born  at  Alicante.     Pupil  of  Casto  Plasencia. 

THE  LAST  BREATH     ..............  Page   198 


INDEX   OF  THE   ILLUSTRATIONS  365 


GUILLOU,    Alfred — (^France) — 161    Boulevard    Montparnasse, 
Paris. 

Born  at  Concarreau  (Finistere).  Pupil  of  Cabanel  and  of  Bouguereau.  Medals,  Paris : 
3d-class,  1877;  2d-class,  1881.  Silver  Medal,  1889  (Exposition-Universclie). 

THE  LITTLE  BROTHER Page  272 

GYSIS,  Nikolas — ((germann) — Academy  of  Fine  Arts,  Munich. 

Born  on  the  Island  Tinos,  of  the  Grecian  Archipelago.  Pupil  of  the  Bavarian  Royal 
Academy  and  of  Karl  Piloty,  Munich.  3d-class  Medal,  Paris,  1878  (Exposition-Universellc); 
Bronze  Medal,  1889  (Exposition-Universelle). 

CARNIVAL  IN  GREECE Page  308 

HACKER,  Arthur— ((great  }$l\ititi)—Atherstone  House,  Fdlowcs 
Road,  N.   W. ,  London,  England. 

Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

CHRIST  AND  THE  MAGDALEN Page  247 

HALL,  Frederick — ((great  Sritaitt) — Newlyn,  Pcnzancc. 

A  RESULT  OF  HIGH  LIVING Page  166 

HARDIE,  Robert  Gordon— (United  States)— 145  West  Fifty -fifth 
street,  New  York. 

Born  in  Brattleboro,  Vermont.  Pupil  of  1'Ecole  des  Beaux-Arts,  of  J.  L.  Gerome  and  of 
Alexandre  Cabanel,  Paris. 

PORTRAIT  OF  MRS.  HARDIE <   .    .  Page  335 

HARE,  St.  George— ((great  Britain). 

THE  VICTORY  OF  FAITH Page  101 

HARTMANN,    Karl— ((gertnanj))— 10   Bluthen-strasse,   Munich, 
Bavaria. 

CONTESTING  THE  OWNERSHIP  OF  THE  APPLE  OF  CON- 
TENTMENT    Page  299 

HASSAM,  Childe— (linitefc  States)— 95  Fifth  Avenue,  New  York. 

Horn  at  Boston,  Massachusetts.  Pupil  of  Boulanger  and  of  Lefebvre,  Paris.  Bronze 
Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889.  Member  of  the  Society  of  American  Artists  and 
the  American  Water  Color  Society. 

THE  DAY  OF  THE  GRAND  PRIX  RACES Page  294 

HENKES,  Gerke— ($0Uanb)—  Voorburg,  near  The  Hague. 

Honorable  Mention,  Exposition  Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

A   DUTCH  PEASANT Page  73 

THE  KNITTING-SCHOOL "     32 


366      .     WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 

HENRY,  Edward  L.—  (United  States)—  -37  West  Fourteenth  street, 
New  York. 

Born  at  Charleston,  South  Carolina.  Pupil  of  the  Pennsylvania  Academy  of  the  Fine 
Arts  and  of  P.  Weber,  Philadelphia,  and  of  Suisse  and  Courbet,  Paris.  Honorable  Mention, 
Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889.  Member  of  the  National  Academy  of  Design,  New  York. 

BEFORE  THE  DAYS  OF  RAPID  TRANSIT  ......  Page  301 

THE  WEDDING  DAY   ..............     "      177 


HENSELER,  E. 

HARVESTERS  HOMEWARD  BOUND      ........  Page  215 

THE  MOWERS'  BREAKFAST    ...........     "      257 

HERMANN,  Hans—  (Germans)—  82  Steglitzer-strasse,  Berlin. 

Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 
FlSH  -MARKET    IN    AMSTERDAM      ..........   Page    251 

HIRSCHEL,     Adolphe  —  (Austria)  —  114     Mariahilfer-strasse, 
Vienna. 

Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

THE  WEDDING  MARCH  .............  Page  316 

HOECKER,     Paul  —  (0>0cman2)  —  24     Nymphenburger-strasse, 
Munich. 

Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

ON  BOARD  H.  M.  S.   "  DEUTSCHLAND  "    .....  Page  194 

HOELZEL,  Adolf  —  ((3>ermattB)  —  Dachau,  near  Munich,  Bavaria. 
LIGHT    ....................  Page  116 

HOLMAN,  Frank  S.—  (Bnitefc  States). 

MELODY    ...................    Page  22 

HOWE,  William    Henry—  (United  States)—/^    rue  Mont-Dore, 
Paris. 

Born  at  Ravenna,  Ohio.     Pupil  of  de  Thoren  and  Vuillefroy.     Honorable  Mention,  Salon, 
Paris,  1886;  3d-class  Medal,  1888;  Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

NORMAN  BULL     ................    Page  50 

ROWLAND,  Alfred  C.—  (Uttiteb  States)—  5*  &*st  Twenty-third 
street,  New  York. 

Born  at  Walpole,  New  Hampshire.     Pupi-1  of  the  Dusseldorf  Academy,  and  Flamm,  Dus- 
seldorf,  and  of  Lambinet,  Paris.     Member  of  the  National  Academy  of  Design,  New  York. 

FOURTH  OF  JULY  PARADE  ...........  Page  312 


INDEX   OF  THE  ILLUSTRATIONS  367 


ISRAELS,  Josef—  (ijollanb)—  2,  Koniginnegracht,  The  Hague. 

Born  at  The  Hague.     Medals,  Paris  :  sd-class,  1867  (Exposition-Universelle)  ;  ist-class,  1878 
(Exposition-Universelle).     Legion  of  Honor,  France,  1867;  Officer  of  the  Legion,  1878. 

ALONE  IN  THE  WORLD  .............    Page  36 

JIMENEZ-ARANDA,    Jose  —  (Spain)  —31  Boulevard  de  Port- 
Royal,  Paris. 

Born  at  Seville.      Pupil  of  the   School  of   Fine  Arts  of  Seville  and  of  Eduardo  Cano. 
3d-class  Medal,  Paris,  1882  ;  Gold  Medals,  Salon,  1889,  and  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

WHO  WILL  BE  CHEATED  ............  Page  259 


JIMENEZ-ARANDA,  Luis—  (Spain)— 

Born  at  Seville.    Pupil  of  Eduardo  Cano.   3d-class  Medal,  Salon,  Paris,  1887  ;  2d-class  Medal, 
Munich;  Medal  of  Honor,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889;  Diploma  of  Honor,  Berlin,  1891. 

OLD  CLOTHES  MARKET  AT  THE  TEMPLE,  PARIS   .    .  Page  256 
THE  LOVERS    .................     "      273 

JOLYET,  Philippe  —  (JF  ranee)  —  6  rue  Gambetta,  Bayonne. 

Born  at  Pierre  (Seine-et-Loire).    Pupil  of  Leon  Cogniet.    Honorable  Mention,  Salon,  Paris, 
1885  ;  Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

MIGNON    ...................     Page  21 


KATE,  J.  M.  Ten 

ON   THE    ZUYDER   ZEE  —  ISLE   OF    MARKEN  .....  Page    189 

KAULBACH,    Hermann  —  ((Btermcmj})  —  33   Kaulbach-strasse, 

Munich. 

Born  at  Munich.      Pupil  of   Piloty.      Medal,  Vienna,  1873.      Honorary  Member  of  the 
Munich  Academy. 

"ONCE  UPON  A  TIME"    ............  Page  206 

KENNINGTON,  T.  B.—  (<&reat  Britain)—  <?  Victoria  Grove,  Ful- 
ham  Road,  London,  England. 

Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

THE  CURSE  OF  THE  FAMILY     ..........  Page  130 

KEVER,    Jacob    Simon    Hendrik—  OSjoUanfr)—  448  Park-straat, 

Amsterdam. 

Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

A  GREEDY  GIRL     ........    *    ......  Page  218 

KILBURNE,  G.  G.—  (threat  Britain)—  Hawkhurst  House,  Steele*  s 
Road,  Haverstock  Hill,  London,  England. 
GOOD  ACCOMMODATION  FOR  MAN  AND  BEAST  .    .    ,  Page  250 


368  WORLD'S    COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


KING,  Yeend—  (Srettt  Britain)—  36  Marlborough  Hill,  N.   }V., 
London,  England. 

Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

A  GRAY  DAY  IN  JULY  .............  Page  240 

THE  LASS  THAT  LOVED  A  SAILOR  ........     "        79 


KIWCHENKO,  Alexis—  (ttttssicO—Jj-  rue  Victor-Masse,  Paris. 

Born  in  Russia.     Pupil  of  the  Academy  of  St.  Petersburg. 

SORTING  FEATHERS     ..............  Page  161 

AT  THE  CRATERS  OF  LENDJI,  NEAR  JERUSALEM   .    .     "      142 


KLINKENBERG,  Karel—  (flollanb)—  26  Stationsweg,  The  Hague, 
Holland. 

Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

CANAL  AT  AMSTERDAM  —  SUNSET  .........  Page  307 

KNIGHT,  Joseph  Buxton—  (®teat  Britain)—  121  Cheyne  Walk, 
Chelsea,  Lo?idon. 

Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

HADLEY  CHURCH,  NEAR  BARNET     ........    Page  86 

KONIG,  Hugo  —  (Germans)  —  73  Gabelsberger-s'rassc,  Munich. 
ON  THE  WAY  HOME      .............  Page  193 

KORZOUKHINE,  Alexis—  (ftttSSid)—  St.  Petersburg. 

MARRIAGE  EVE  AT  THE  HOME  OF  THE  BRIDE  .    .    .  Page  267 


KOWALEWSKI,  Paul—  (ftussw)—  St.  Petersburg. 

Born  in  Russia.     2d-class  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1878. 

EXCAVATIONS  IN  ROME  .............  Page  151 


KRABL,  KARL 

RAFTING  ON  THE  ISAR   .........    ....  Page  295 

KOUZNETZOFF,  N.—  (Huseia)—  Odessa. 

THE  ARBITER  OF  PEACE    ............  Page  309 

IN  THE  GARDEN      ...............     "  .   125 

LANGLEY,  Walter—  (<2foat  Britain)—  Holbein  House,  Alexan- 
der Road,  Penza  nee. 

Gold  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

DISASTER  ...................  Page  230 

DEPARTURE  OF  THE  FLEET    ...........     "      146 


INDEX   OF  THE   ILLUSTRATIONS  369 

LA  TOUCHE,  Gaston—  (^France)—  15  rue  du  Calvaire,  Paris. 

Born  at  St.  Cloud  (Seine-and-Oise).     Medals,  Paris  :  sd-class,  1884  ;  2d-class,  1888. 

MINERS  ON  STRIKE     ..............    Page  41 

LAUPHEIMER,  Anton—  (<B>ermatt|))—  26  Findhng-strasse,  Mu- 
nich, Bavaria. 
SAINT  LUKE     .......    .    .........  Page  321 

LEHMANN,  Rudolf—  ((great  Sritaitt)—  28  Aberccrn  Place,  N.  IV., 

London,  England. 

Born  at  Ottensen,  near  Altona,  Prussia.     Medals,  Paris  :  3d-class,  1843  •  ad-class,  1845  and 
1848. 

UNDINE     ...................  Page  229 


LEISTIKOW,  Walter—  ((german^)—  £2  Lutzow-strasse,  Berlin. 
THE  BRICKYARD      ...............    Page  48 

DUSK     ....................       "    221 

LELOIR,  Maurice  —  (Jr  rattcc)  —  21  Avenue  Gourgand,  Paris. 

Born  at  Lille.     Pupil  of  his  father  and  of  his  brother.     3d-class  Medal,  Salon,  Paris,  1878. 

PROTESTANT  FUGITIVES  —  REVOCATION  OF  THE  EDICT 

OF  NANTES,  1685      .............  Page  284 

LEMAIRE,  Madame  Madeleine  —  (prance)  —  31  rue  de  Monceau. 

Born  at  Sainte-Rossoline  (Var.).     Honorable  Mention,  Salon,  Paris,  1877. 

THE  FALL  OF  THE  LEAVES   ...........    Page  75 

LEROY,  Paul  Alexandre  Alfred  —  (frtmce)—  -3  rue  Bara,  Paris. 

Born  at  Paris.     Pupil  of  Alexandre  Cabanel.     Medal,  3d-class,  i8?2  ;  Bourse-de-voyage, 
1882;   Prix  du  Salon,  1884;  Medal,  2d-class,  1888. 

CHRIST  HEALING  THE  BLIND    ..........  Page  202 


LILJEFORS,  Bnino—  (Srocfccn)— 

Born  at  Upsala,  Sweden.     Pupil  of  the  Academy  of  Fine  Arts,  Stockholm.     Silver  Medal, 
Expo^ition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

BIRD-SHOOTING    ................  Page  211 

LOGSDAIL,    W.—  ((great    Sritahl)—  4  Primrose    Hill   Studios, 
N.  W.,  London,  England. 

THE  NINTH  OF  NOVEMBER  (LORD  MAYOR'S  DAY)   .  Page  287 
FLOWER  GATHERING  IN  THE  SOUTH  OF  FRANCE  .    .     "      155 

LUCAS,  Mrs.  S.—  ((great  Britain)—  New  Place,  W'estHampstead, 
N.   W.,  London,  England. 
HENRY  VI  ...................  Page  173 


370  WORLD'S    COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


LUMINAIS,  Evariste  Vital  —  (4rrflttC£)  —  23  rue  de  la  Faisandcric, 
Paris. 

Born  at  Nantes.     Pupil  of  Cogniet  and  Troyon.     Medals,  Paris:  3d-class,  1852  and  1855 
(Exposition-Universelle);  Gold  Medal,  1889  (Exposition-Universelle).     Legion  of  Honor,  iSf^. 

THE  END  OF  A  ROMANCE     ...........    Page  90 

McILHENNY,    C.    M.—  (United   0tatC0)—^  Broadway,   New 
York. 

Born  at  Philadelphia.     Member  of  the  American  Water  Color  Society. 

ON  THE  BEACH  ................  Page  196 

MAC  EWEN,  Walter—  (United   States)—^  Place  Pigallc,  Paris. 

Born  at  Chicago,  Illinois.      Pupil  of  Cormon,  Paris.      Honorable   Mention,  Salon,  Paris, 
1886  ;  Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

THE  ABSENT  ONE;  ALL  SOULS'  DAY     ......  Page  201 

MAIGNAN,  Albert—  Of  rcmce)—  I  rue  la  Bruyerc,  Paris. 

Born  at  Beaumont  (Sarthe).      Pupil  of  Luminais.      Medals,  Paris  :  3d-class,  1874  ;  2d-class, 
1876  ;  ist-class,  1879.     Legion  of  Honor,  1883. 

DEATH  OF  WILLIAM  THE  CONQUEROR     ......  Page  160 

THE  CHAMBER  OF  THE  SIREN  ..........     "      254 

BIRTH  OF  THE  PEARL     .............     "      248 


MAKOVSKY,  VLADIMIR—  (^m^—  Academy   of  Fine  Arts, 
Moscow.  '    ' 

THE  Moscow  RAG-FAIR     ............  Page  269 

MARAIS,  Adolpbe  Charles—  (£tantc)—l?0n/leitr,  Calvados. 

Born  at  Honfleur,  Calvados.  Pupil  of  Berchere  and  of  Busson.  Medals,  Paris  :  3d-class, 
1880;  2d-class,  1883;  Bronze  Medal,  Exposition,  Paris,  1889. 

THE  RETURN   .................  Page  195 

MARIS,    Jacob  —  (4§0Uatl&)  —  82    Laan    van    Meerdervoort,    The 
Hague,  Holland. 

Born  at  the  Hague.  Pupil  of  The  Hague  Academy,  Strobel  and  Hebertus  Van  Hove,  cf 
The  Hague;  of  De  Keyser  and  Van  Lerias,  Antwerp,  and  of  Hebert)  Paris.  Honorable  Men- 
tion, Salon,  Paris,  1884;  Gold  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

THE  Two  MILLS     ...............  Page  187 

DORDRECHT  —  SUNLIGHT  EFFECT   .........     "      262 

MARR,     Carl—  (Hniteb  States)—^    Kaulbach-strasse,    Munich, 
Bavaria. 

Born  at  Milwaukee,  Wisconsin.  Pupil  of  his  father  and  of  the  Bavarian  Royal  Academy, 
Munich.  Gold  Medal,  Prize  Fund  Exhibition,  New  York,  1886. 

THE  FLAGELLANTS  ...............  Page  347 

A  SUMMER  AFTERNOON  .............     "     303 


INDEX   OF  THE  ILLUSTRATIONS  371 


MARTENS,  Willy—  ($oilcm&)—  57  van  Spykstraat,  The  Hague. 

Born  at  Java  of  Hollandish  parents.  Honorable  Mention,  Salon,  Paris,  1886.  Member  of 
the  International  Jury,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889.  Legion  of  Honor,  1889.  Member 
of  the  French  Societe  Nationale  des  Beaux-  Arts. 

AT  THE  WELL     ................  Page  117 

•MAUVE,  Anton—  (flolUmfc)—  (<//></  i88S). 

3d-class  Medal,  Salon,  Paris,  1885. 

PLOUGHING   ..................  Page  278 

WOOD-CARTS  ON   IHK  UKATH    ..........     "      266 

MAYNARD,  George  W.—  (Unite*  States)—  80  East  Washington 

Square,  New  York. 

Born  at  Washington,  D.  C.  Pupil  of  Edwin  White,  Florence,  and  of  the  Royal  Academy 
at  Antwerp,  under  Van  Lerius.  Member  of  the  National  Academy,  New  York,  and  of  the 
Society  of  American  Artists. 

POMONA    ...................  Page  133 

SIRENS  ....................     "      261 

MESDAG,   Hendrik  Willem  —  ({Joilcmb)  —  p  Laan  van  Mcerder- 
voort,  The  Hague,  Holland. 

Born  at  Groningen.  Pupil  of  Alma-Tadema.  Medals,  Paris  :  1870;  3d-class,  1878  (Exposi- 
tion-Universelle) ;  Gold  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889.  Legion  of  Honor,  France,  1889. 
Member  of  the  French  Societe  Nationale  des  Beaux-Arts. 

ON  THE  BEACH  AT  SCHEVENINGEN  ........  Page  217 

FOR  ANCHOR   .................     "       40 

MESDAG-VAN-HOUTEN,    Mrs.    S.—  (flollatlfc),   (Mrs.    H.  W. 
Mesdag)  —  p  Laan  van  Meerdervoort,  The  Ha&uc. 
COTTAGE  ......    .............    Page  80 


MESDAG, 

IN  THE  DUNES    ................  Page  310 

MEULEN,    Francis    Pieter    Ter—  ($0Uanfc)—  29    Kanaal,    The 

Hague,  Holland. 

Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

A  SANDY   ROAD  ................  Page  186 

MIASOIEDOFF,  G.  G.—  (Htt30ia). 

HARVEST  TIME    ................  Page  no 

FLIGHT  OF  GREGORI  OTREPIER     .........     "      162 

MILLAIS,  Sir  John  Everett  —  (<B>reat  Britain)—  2  Palace   Gate, 
South  Kensington,  London,  England. 

Born  at  Southampton,  England.  Pupil  of  the  Royal  Academy.  One  of  the  Founders  of  the 
Pre-Raphaelite  Brotherhood.  Elected  A.R.A.,  1884;  R.A.,  1863.  Created  a  baronet,  1885. 
2d-class  Medal,  Paris,  1855.  Medal  of  Honor,  1878.  Legion  of  Honor,  France,  1878.  Member 


372  ll'ORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


of  the  Institute  of  France,  1883.     Member  of  the  Academies  of  Edinburgh,  Antwerp,  Madrid 
and  Rome. 

THE  ORNITHOLOGIST Page  220 

MOREAU-DE-TOURS,  Georges— (frcmcc)— jv  rue  Claude  Ber- 
nard, Paris. 

Born  at  Ivry  (Seine).  Pupil  of  Cabanel  and  of  Marquerie.  Medals,  1864,  1865  and  1869; 
2d-class  Meda.,  1878  (Exposition-Universelle).  Legion  of  Honor,  1875  ;  Officer  of  the  Legion, 
1883.  Member  of  the  Institute  of  France,  1889. 

CARNOT  AT  WATTIGNIES Page  169 

MORENO-CARBONERO,  Jose— (Spain). 

Born  at  Malaga.  Pupil  of  Bernardo  Ferrandez.  ist-class  Medals  in  the  Spanish  National 
Exhibitions  of  1881  and  1884.  Gold  Medals  in  Exhibitions  at  Munich,  Vienna  and  Rome. 
Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889.  Grand  Gold  Medal  at  Budapesth,  1890. 
Diploma  of  Honor,  Berlin,  1891. 

"GET  UP,  DONKEY!" Page  286 

(From  "  El  Sombrero  de  tres  picos,"  by  DON  PEDRO  A.  ALAKCON.) 

MORERA    Y    GALICIA,    Jaime— (0 pain)— 65     Calle    Atocha, 
Madrid. 

Pupil  of  Carlos  de  Haes.     Awarded  two  2d-class  Medals  at  Spanish  National  Exhibitions. 

THE  COAST  OF  NORMANDY Page  350 

MORRIS,  Philip  Richard— (®reat  Britain)— 33  St.  Johti*s  Wood 
Road,  London. 

Born  at  Devonport,  England.  Pupil  of  the  Royal  Academy  Schools  and  of  Holman  Hunt. 
As  a  student,  was  awarded  Gold  Medal  and  traveling  studentship  fund.  Elected  A.R.A., 
1887.  Medal,  2d-class,  Antwerp  Exhibition,  1885.  Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle, 
Paris,  1889. 

FETE  DIEU — DIEPPE,  NORMANDY Page  199 

MUENIER,  Jules  Alexis— (^France). 

Born  at  Vesoul.     Medal,  3d-class,  1887  ;  Bourse-du-yoyage,  1887. 

THE  SUNSHINE  OF  LIFE Page  157 

WOMEN  OF  ALGERIA "      123 

MULLER,   Leopold — (QUiStrifl)— : 3  Schiller-platz,  Vienna. 

Born  at  Dresden.  Pupil  of  Carl  Blaas  and  Christian  Ruben,  ist-class  Medal,  Munich, 
1883.  Professor  in  the  Vienna  Academy. 

MARKET  DAY — CAIRO Page  302 

MULLER,  Peter  Paul — ((B>ermatt1})  —  70  Linprunn-strasse, Munich. 

Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

A  FOREST  OF  BEECH  TREES Page  132 

MUNSCH,  Josef — ((S>ermattti) — 26  Findling-strassc,  Munich. 

Born  at  Linz,  Upper  Austria.     Pupil  of  the  Munich  Academy,  under  Philipp  Foltz. 

THE  CONFERENCE Page  in 


INDEX   OF  THE  ILLUSTRATIONS  373 

NETTLETON,  Walter—  (United  States)—  Paris. 

Born  at  New  Haven,  Connecticut.     Pupil  of  Boulanger  and  of  Lefebvre. 

NOVEMBER  SUNSHINE  ..............    Page  35 


NEUHUYS,  Albert—  (ijoiland)—^//,  Belgium. 

Born  at  Utrecht.  Pupil  of  G.  Craevanger  and  of  the  Antwerp  Academy.  Silver  Medal, 
Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

MOTHER'S  DELIGHT    ..............  Page  170 

A  SOBER  MEAL    ................     "        52 

DUTCH  WOMAN  AND  CHILD      ..........     "      174 

NICHOLS,  Rhoda  Holmes—  (United  States)  —  229  East  Twentieth 
street,  New  York. 

IJurn  at  Coventry,  England.  Studied  in  the  Bloomsbury  School  of  Art,  London,  and  re- 
ceived the  Queen's  Scholarship.  Member  of  the  Cercolo  Artistico,  and  the  Societa  degli 
Aquarellist!,  Rome.  Medal,  Boston,  1883. 

THE  SCARLET  LETTER    .............  Page  181 

NORTON,  W.  E.—  (©rent  Uritain)—  21  Camden  Road,  N.  W., 

London. 

A  MOMENT'S  REST     ..............  Page  179 

RETURN  OF  THE  HERRING  FLEET    ........     "      200 

NOURSE,  Elizabeth—  (United  States)—  72  rue  Notre-Damc-des- 
Champs,  Paris. 

Born  at  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

GOOD  FRIDAY  .................    Page  70 

Tm:  FAMILY  MEAL     ..............       "      49 


NUKKi.x.  \v.  C.— 

FARMHOUSE  IN  LIMBERG     ............  Page  102 

NOZAL,  Alexandre  —  (.frame)  —  /  Quai  de  Passy,  Paris. 

Born  at  Paris.     Pupil  of  Luminais.     Medals,  Paris  :  3d-class,  1882  ;  2d-class.  1883  ;  Bronze 
Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

BAY  OF  SAN  MICHEL      .............    Page  56 

OFFERMANS,  Tony—  (Ijoliand)—  27  Alexanderplein,  The  Hague. 

Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

THE  VILLAGE  CARPENTER      ...........  Page  231 

OSBORNE,  W.—  ((great  Britain)—  5  Castlewood  Avenue,  Dublin. 
THE  FERRY  ..................  Page  292 

PALMER,  Walter   L.—  (United  States)—  5  Isifayette  street,   Al- 
bany, New  York. 

Born  at  Albany,  New  York.      Pupil  of  F.  E.  Church,  New  York,  and  of  Carolus  Duran, 


374  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


Paris.     Awarded  second  Hallgarten  Prize,  National  Academy,  New  York,  1887.     Member  of 
the  Society  of  American  Artists.     Associate  of  the  National  Academy,  New  York. 

EARLY  SNOW    .................  Page  191 

PARIS,  Camille  —  (JFratUe)  —  16  rue  de  Vintimille,  Paris. 

Born   at   Paris.      Pupil   of  Ary   Scheffer   and   of   Picot.     Medals,  Paris:  3d-class,  1874; 
ad-class,  1889.     Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

OLD  GATE  OF  THE  TIBER  AT  ROME  .......  Page  176 


PARSONS,  Orrin  Sheldon  —  (^nitefc  States)—  249  West  Fourteenth 
street,  New  York. 
A  LAWN-TENNIS  PARTY      ............  Page  185 


PASTERNAC,  L.— 

RETURNING  HOME  ...............  Page  228 

PAULI,  Georg.  —  (Sroefcett)  —  n,  Fjellgatan,  Stockholm. 

Born  at  Stockholm.  Pupil  of  the  Academy  of  Fine  Arts,  Stockholm.  Honorable  Mention, 
Salon,  Paris,  1884.  Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

A  MIDSUMMER  NIGHT    .............    Page  65 

PEARCE,     Charles     Sprague—  (Unitefc  QtrttCS)  —  Anvers-siir  Oise 
(Seine-et-Oise),  France. 

Born  at  Boston,  Massachusetts.  Pupil  of  Bonnat,  Paris.  Honorable  Mention,  Salon, 
Paris,  1881  ;  3d-class  Medal,  1883.  Member  of  the  International  Jury,  Exposition-Universelle, 
Paris,  1889. 

THE  ANNUNCIATION    ..............  Page  204 

THE  SHEPHERDESS  ......  -  .........     "      129 

MADAM  P  —         .......    .........     "      113 

FUNERAL  IN  PICARDY     .............     "       37 

A  PORTRAIT     .................     "        67 


PELEVIN,  T.  A. 

THE  FIRST  BORN    ...............  Page  175 

PENA-MUNOZ,  Maximo  —  (Spaitt>—  34  Calle  Hortaleza,  Madrid. 

Born  at  Cuenca.     Pupil  of  Casto  Plasencia.     sd-class  Medal,  Spanish  National  Exhibition, 
1887. 

.   MIDDAY  LUNCH  ................  Page  222 

PENFOLD,  Frank  C.—  (Uniteb   Stales)—  Paris,  France. 

Born  at  Lockport,  New  York. 

THE  HERRING  SEASON  .............  Page  138 

PENNACCHINI,  Domenico—  (Jtaln)—  Rome. 

Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

CRAZY   ....................  Page  148 


INDEX   OF  THE  ILLUSTRATIONS  375 

PERUGINI,    Charles   Edward— (<&uat   Britain)— 141    Warwick 
street,  Ecclcston  Square,  London,  England. 

Born  in  Italy. 

A  SUMMER  SHOWER Page  122 

PETITJEAN,  Edmond — (4F rattce)— -3  rue  Alfred  Stevens. 

Born  at  Neufchateau  (Vosges).     Honorable  Mention,  Salon,  Paris,  1881 ;  sd-class  Medal, 
1884;    zd-class  Medal,  1885.     Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889.     Legion  of  Honor, 

1892. 

A  COUNTRY  VILLA Page  58 

PHRENZ  Rudolph— (UllSSiit;. 

AT  AN  INN Page  135 

PRINSEP,    Valentine    Cameron— ((great    Britain)  —  /    Holland 

Park  Road,  London,  England. 

Born  in  India.     Studied  in  England.     Elected  Associate  of  the  Royal  Academy,  1889. 

THE  BROKEN  IDOL Page  209 

QUIGNON,    Fernand    Just— (Jrraiue) — 83    Boulevard   Richard 
Lenoir,  Paris. 

3d-class  Medal,  Salon,  Paris,  1888 ;  Bronze  Medal,  1889  (Exposition  Universelle) ;  2d-class 
Medal,  1891. 

WHEAT  SHEAVES Page  96 

RAFFAELLI,  Jean  Francois — (JTrance) — ip  rue  de  la  Bibliotheque 
Asnieres. 

Born  at  Paris.     Honorable  Mention,  1885.     Legion  of  Honor,  1889.     Gold  Medal,  Expo- 
sition Universelle,  1889. 

THE  GRANDFATHER Page  119 

REALIER-DUMAS,  Maurice— (Jr ante)— 57  rue  Saint  Lazare. 

Born  at  Paris.     Pupil  of  J    L.  Gerome.     Honorable  Mention,  Salon,  Paris,  1886.     Honor- 
able Mention,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

LUNCH  ON  THE  GRASS Page  92 

REID,  John   R.— ((great   Britain)— 62  Park  Road,   Haverstock 
Hill,  London,  England. 

Medal,  Jubilee  Exhibition,  Berlin,  1886.     Gold  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

THE  YARN Page  127 

RICHEMONT,  Alfred  Paul  Marie  de— (France)— 27  rue  Bayen, 
Paris. 

Born  at  Paris.     Pupil  of  Bin  and  of  Alfred  Maignan.     Honorable  Mention,  Salon,  Paris, 
1884.    sd-class  Medal,  1886;  Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889  ;  ist-class  Medal,  1890. 

SACRIFICE Page  253 


376  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


RIQUER,  Alejandro—  (Spain)—  Barcelona. 

Born  at  Barcelona. 

THE  DIVINE  SHEPHERDESS    ...........  Page  244 


ROELOFS,  Willem—  (Dollcmfc)—  20  Rijnstraat,  The  Hague. 

Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

MILLS  NEAR  ROTTERDAM  ............  Page  341 

PASTURE  NEAR  THE  DUNES  ...........     "      327 

ROSSET-GRANGER,  Edouard—  (^France)—  5  rue  Martin,  Paris. 

Born  at  Vincennes  (Seine).  Pupil  of  Dubufe,  Mazarolle  and  Cabanel.  Bourse-de-voyage, 
1881  ;  3d-class  Medal,  Salon,  Paris,  1884;  Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

YOUNG  GIRL  CHASING  A  BUTTERFLY  .......  Page  282 

ROZIER,  Dominique  —  (JratUe)  —  34  Boulevard  de  Clichy,  Paris. 

Pupil  of  Vollon.  sd-class  Medal,  Salon,  Paris,  1876  ;  2d-class  Medal,  1880;  Bronze  Medal, 
1889  (Exposition-Universelle). 

FISHMONGERS,  DIEPPE   .............    Page  29 

RUSS,  Robt—  (Austria)—  -3  Munzgasse,  Vienna. 

EARLY  SPRING  .................  Page  275 

SAGORSKI,  Nicholas—  (Bussia). 

HEART-BROKEN    ................  Page  328 

AT  BREAKFAST     ................     "      131 

SAINTIN,  Jules  Emile  —  (JrattCe)—  56  rue  du  Rocher,  Paris. 

Born  at  Lenie  (Aisne).  Pupil  of  Drolling,  of  Picot  and  of  Laboucher.  Medals,  Paris,  1866 
and  1870.  Legion  of  Honor,  1887.  Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

REVERIE    ...................  Page  112 

SANT,  James—  (<B)reflt  Britain)—^?  Lancaster  Gate,  Hyde  Park, 
London,  England. 

Born  at  London.  Pupil  of  John  Varley  and  of  the  Royal  Academy.  Elected  Associate 
of  the  Royal  Academy,  1861  ;  Royal  Academician,  1871.  In  1872,  appointed  Principal  Painter 
in  Ordinary  to  the  Queen.  Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

OLIVER  TWIST  WALKS  TO  LONDON     .......  Page  349 


SANTORO,  Rubens—  (f  tal^)—  15  Corso  Umberto,  Naples. 

NAPLES      ...................  Page  134 

SCHMID,  Julius  —  (Austria)  —  20  Heugasse,  Vienna. 

SUFFER  LITTLE  CHILDREN  TO  COME  UNTO  ME  .    .  Page  297 


SCHNARS-ALQUIST,    H.  —  ((^ermang)  —  82    Lutzow-strasse, 
Berlin. 

Art  Commissioner  for  Germany  at  the  World's  Columbian  Exposition. 

GOING  FREELY    ................  Page  182 


INDEX   OF  THE  ILLUSTRATIONS  377 


SCHUBZENHEIM,  Ida  von—  (Stue&Ctt)—  i  rue  du  Bac,  Paris. 

Born  at  Stockholm.     Pupil  of  the  School  of  Fine  Arts  of  Stockholm,  and  of  Lefebvre  and 
Julien  Dupre,  Paris.     Honorable  Mention,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

GREYHOUNDS    .................    Page  59 

SCHWARTZE,    Therese—  (IjoUanb)—  1091   Prinze  ngracht,    Am- 
sterdam. 

Born  at  Amsterdam.    Pupil  of  her  father.     Honorable  Mention,  Salon,  Paris,  1884.    sd-class 
Medal,  rSSg.     Silver  Medal,  Exposition  Universelle,  1889. 

ORPHAN  GIRLS  AT  AMSTERDAM    .........  Page  214 

SENAT,  Prosper  L.—  (ftnitlft  States)—  1520  Chestnut  street,  Phil- 
adelphia, Pennsylvania. 

Born  at  Germantown,  Pennsylvania.     Pupil  of  Edward  Hampden,  London,  and  of  1'Ecole 
des  Beaux  Arts,  Paris. 

ON  THE  NILE  AT  BENI  HASSEN  .........    Page  57 

GULF  OF  AJACCIO,  .CORSICA  ...........       "    153 

SENECHAL-DE-HERDREVET,  G.  E.—  (prance). 
RETURN  FROM  THE  OYSTER  BEDS  AFTER  A  STORM  AT 

CANCALE    .................  Page  296 

SEWELL,  Amanda  Brewster  —  (llnitcfc  States)  —  Tangier*,  Africa. 

Born  at  New  York.     Studied  in  the  Julian  School,  Paris.     Awarded  the  Dodge  Prize  at  the 
National  Academy  Exhibition  of  1888. 

PLEASURES  OF  THE  PAST  ............  Page  159 

SYLVAN  FESTIVAL    ...............     "      163 

MOTHER  AND  SON  ...............     "      168 

BY  THE  RIVER    ................     "      208 

SEWELL,  R.  V.  V.—  fltnited  Ktotofi—Tangicrs,  Africa. 

Born  at  New  York.     Pupil  of  the  Julian  School,  Paris. 

SEA  URCHINS  .................  Page  293 

SHIELDS,  Thomas  W.—  (liJttiteb  States)—  New  York. 

Born  at  St.  John's,  New  Brunswick.     Pupil  of  the  National  Academy  of  Design,  New 
York,  of  1'Ecole  des  Beaux  Arts  and  of  M.  de  Munkacsy,  Paris. 

CAVALIER  PERIOD  OF  Louis  XIII  .........  Page  145 


SIEMIRADSKI,  H.  H.— 

Medal  of  Honor,  Paris,  1878  (Exposition-Universelle).     Legion  of  Honor,  1878. 

CHRIST  AT  THE  HOUSE  OF  MARY  AND  MARTHA  .    .  Page  150 


SIMONI,  Gustavo— 

Honorable  Mention,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

SALE  OF  A  SLAVE   ...............    Page  26 


378  WORLD'S   COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 

SINIBALDI,  Paul  Jean  Raphael—  (JFrattte)—  «#?  Boulevard  Mont- 
parnasse,  Paris. 

Born  at  Paris.     Pupil  of  Alexandra  Cabanel  and  of  Alfred  Stevens.     Honorable  Mention, 
Salon,  i88f>.     Bourse-du-voyage,  1888.     Bronze  Medal,  1887;  Exposition  Universelle,  1889. 

THE  DAUGHTER  OF  THE  RAJAHS     ........    Page  71 


SMITH,    C.  A.—  (gfeat   Britain)—  72   Park  Road,   Haverstock 
Hill,  London,  England. 
"WOMAN  IN  YOUR  HOURS  OF  EASE"    ......  Page  263 

SNICK,  j.  Van—  (Belgium). 

LACE  MAKERS      ................  Page  351 


SPRING,  Alfons  —  ((^ermau^J  —  24  Nymphenburger-strasse,  Mu- 
nich. 

Honorable  Mention,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

THE  FISHERMAN'S  HOME  ......  •  ......  Page  223 

STETTEN,  Carl  von    (Overmans). 

Born  at  Augsburg.    Pupil  of  Lefebvre,  Boulanger,  Courtois  and  Dagnan-Bouveret.    3d-class 
Medal,  1884  ;  Bronze  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

ITALIANS  IN  PARIS  ...............  Page  246 

STEWART,  Jules  L.—  (United  States)—  36  rue  Copernic,  Paris. 

Born  at  Philadelphia.    Pupil  of  Zamacois,  of  Gerome  and  of  Madrazo.    Honorable  Mention, 
Salon,  Paris,  1885.     sd-class  Medal,  1890. 

YACHTING     ..................  Page  285 

BAPTISM     ...................     "       31 

VENICE      .....     •   .............     "       30 

THE  HUNT  BALL    ...............     "-224 

STROOBANT,  F.—  (Belgium)—  20  rue  Van  Aa,  Brussels. 

Born  at  Brussels.     Pupil  of  Wauters.     Medals  :   Brussels,  1854  ;   London,  1861  ;   Vienna, 
1873- 

THE  OLD  CANAL,  BRUGES    ...........  Page  337 

TARBELL,    Edmund    C.—  (United    States)—^    Albany   street, 
Dorchester,  Massachusetts. 

Born  at  West  Groton,  Massachusetts.     Pupil  of  Boulanger  and  of  Lefebvre. 

IN  THE  ORCHARD    ...............  Page  338 

GIRL  WITH  HORSE  ...............     "      323 


TAYLER,  A.   Chevalier  —  ((Jtoat  Britain)—  Newlyn,  Penzance. 
THE  PEDDLER      .....    ...........  Page  167 

TEMPLE,  Hans—  (Austria)—  Belvederegasse,  Vienna. 

PORTRAIT  OF  W.  UNGER    ............    Page  66 


INDEX   OF  THE  ILLUSTRATIONS  379 


THOMAS,    S.    Seymour— (ftnitcfc    States)— 6   rue  de  r Arrive e, 
Paris. 

Born  in  Texas.     Pupil  of  Benjamin-Constant,  of  Lefebvre  and  of  Doucet. 

A\  INNOCENT  VICTIM Page  38 

THOREN,   Otto  von— (Austria) 

Born  at  Vienna.  Studied  in  Brussels  and  Paris.  Medals:  Paris,  1865 ;  Munich,  1869; 
Vienna,  1882.  Member  of  the  Order  of  Francis  Joseph  and  the  Russian  Order  of  Vladimir. 

IN  THE  VICINITY  OF  THE  WOLF Page  219 

TIFFANY,    Louis   C,— (United   States)— 7   East  Seventy-second 

street,  New  York. 

Pupil  of  George  Inness  and  of  Samuel  Colman,  New  York,  and  of  Leon  Belly,  Paris. 
Member  of  the  National  Academy  and  of  the  Society  of  American  Artists,  New  York. 

MARKET  AT  NUREMBERG Page  348 

TAMING  THE  FLAMINGO "      115 

TIRATELLI,   Aurelio— (Jtalf))— 33  via  Margittta,  Rome. 

COUNTRY  LIFE — ROMAN  APENNINES Page  25 

TITCOMB,    William    Holt    Yates  —  ((great    Britain)  —  Ockham 

House,  Culver  den  Road,  London,  England. 

Born  at  Cambridge,  England.  Pupil  of  Eoulanger,  of  Lefebvre  and  of  Cormon,  Paris. 
3d-class  Medal,  Salon,  Paris,  1890. 

PRIMITIVE  METHODISTS  AT  ST.  IVES,  CORNWALL  .    .    Page  76 

TOMMASI,  Public  de— (Itolg). 

GAME  OF  CHESS — IN  THE  VATICAN Page  121 

TOPHAM,  Francis  w.  w.— ((great  Britain). 

Born  in  London.  Pupil  of  his  father,  Francis  W.  Topham,  and  of  the  Royal  Academy. 
Member  of  tlie  British  Society  of  Water-color  Painters. 

RECRUITING  FOR  SAVONAROLA Page  288 

TOUDOUZE,    Edouard— (prance)— 21    Boulevard    des    Batig- 
nolles,  Paris. 

Born  at  Paris.  Pupil  of  Pils  and  of  Leloir.  Prix  de  Rome,  1871.  3d-class  Medal,  Salon, 
Paris,  1876;  2d-class  Medal,  1877;  Silver  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889.  Legion  of 
Honor,  1892. 

THE  CRADLE Page  64 

w 

TRUPHEME,  Auguste — (4Trance) — 23  rue  de  Sevres,  Paris. 

Born  at  Aix  (Bouches-du- Rhone).  Pupil  of  Flandrin,  of  Cornu,  of  Henner  and  of  Bougue- 
reau.  sd-class  Medal,  Salon,  Paris,  1884;  2d-class,  1888;  Bronze  Medal,  1883  (Exposition- 
Universelle). 

SINGING  LESSON  IN  A  COMMON  SCHOOL  IN  PARIS  .    .  Page  141 


380  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 


TSCHAGGENY,    Charles    Philogene  —  (Belgium)  —  /    rue    de 
r  Abondance,  Brussels. 

Born  at  Brussels.  Pupil  of  Eugene  Verboeckhoven.  Medals  :  Brussels,  1842  and  (Gold 
Medal),  1845;  Oporto,  1856;  Vienna,  1873;  Philadelphia,  1876.  Officer  of  the  Order  of  Leopold, 
1875. 

HORSE-FAIR  AT  TONGRES Page  345 

TUKE,  Henry  Scott— (<®reat  Britain)— Linden  Lodge,  Hanwcll, 
London. 

Born  at  York,  England.     Honorable  Mention,  Salon,  Paris,  1891. 

SAILORS  PLAYING  CARDS : Page  109 

TVOROJUIKOF,  J.  J.—  (Eussia). 

GRANDMOTHER  AND  GRAND-DAUGHTER Page  69 

TVOROZHNIKOV,  Ivan— (EttSSia). 

A  LAY  BROTHER;  IMAGE-SELLER Page  17 

TYTGADT,   Louis— (Belgium)— Brussels. 

Born  at  Lovendegem,  Belgium.  Honorable  Mention,  Salon,  Paris,  1886.  Bronze  Medal, 
Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

A  LESSON  IN  EMBROIDERY Page  334 

UHDE,  Friedrich  Hermann  Karl  von — ((JltenttClttfl) — 75  Theresien- 
strasse,  Munich. 

Born  at  Walkenburg,  Saxony.  Pupil  of  M.  de  Munkacsy,  in  Paris.  3d-class  Medal, 
Salon,  Paris,  1885.  Grand  Prix,  1889  (Exposition-Universelle).  Legion  of  Honor,  1891.  Asso- 
ciate of  the  French  Societe  Nationale  des  Beaux  Arts. 

THE  ANNOUNCEMENT  TO  THE  SHEPHERDS      ....  Page  245 


ULRICH,    Charles  F.— (^nite*  States)— Munich. 

Pupil  of  the  National  Academy  of  Design,  New  York,  and  of  Loeflftz  and  Lindenschmidt, 
in  Munich.  Awarded  the  Clarke  Prize,  National  Academy  of  Design,  New  York,  1884;  a 
$2500  cash  prize  in  a  prize-fund  exhibition  held  in  New  York,  1886 ;  Bronze  Medal,  Exposition- 
Universelle,  Paris,  1889.  Member  of  the  Society  of  American  Artists,  and  Associate  of  the 
National  Academy,  New  York. 

ITALIAN  IDYL Page  212 

VAIL,   Eugene— (HnitC&  States) — 27  bis  rue  Baycn.  Paris. 

Born  at  St.  Malo,  of  American  parents.  Pupil  of  the  Art  Students'  League,  New  York,  of 
1'Ecole  des  Beaux-Arts,  and  of  Cabanel,  Collin  and  Dagnan-Bouveret,  Paris.  3d-class  Medal, 
Salon,  Paris,  1888;  Gold  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 

MARINE Page  18 


INDEX    OF  THE   ILLUSTRATIONS  381 

VALKENBURG,     Hendrik—  (ijoiicmfc)—  432    Parkstraat,    Am- 
sterdam. 

Honorable  Mention,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

"WILL  You  GIVE  ME  A  FLOWER?"  .......  Page  336 

VAN  DER  WEELE,  Herman  Jan—  (iJoUanb)—  5  Konigen  Emma 
Kade,  The  Hague. 

Honorable  Mention,  Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

PLOUGHING,  SPRING    ..............  Page  152 

VELTEN,  Wilhelm  —  ((Scrittrttt]])  —  18  Schwanthaler-strasse,  Mu- 
nich. 
THE  OUTPOSTS     ................    Page  45 

VERHAS,  Jan—  (Belgium)—  21  Rue  Scutin,  Brussels. 

Born  at  Termond.  Medals:  2d-class,  1881  ;  Gold  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889 
Order  of  Leopold,  1879;  Legion  of  Honor,  France,  1881. 

THE  WATERING-PLACE  MARTYRS  .........  Page  343 

VERVEER,  Elchanon—  (ijollanb)—  -52  Zecstraat,  The  Hague. 

Born  at  The  Hague.     Pupil  of  his  brother,  Salomon  L.  Verveer. 

AWAITING  THE  RETURN  OF  THE  BOATS  .....  Page  46 
VILLEGAS-BRIEVA,  Manuel  -(Spain)—  Calle  Cabeza,  Madrid. 

Born  at  Lereda.     Pupil  of  Francisco  Pradilla. 

REMEMBRANCES    ................    Page  72 

VINTON,   Frederick   P.—  (Httitcfc  States)—  247  Newbury  street, 
Boston. 

Born  at  Bangor,  Maine.  Pupil  of  William  M.  Hunt,  Boston  ;  of  Bonnat,  Paris  ;  of  Duve- 
neck,  Dietz  and  Wagner,  Munich,  and,  later,  of  Jean  Paul  Laurens,  Paris.  Member  of  the 
National  Academy,  and  of  the  Society  of  American  artists,  New  York.  Honorable  Mention, 
Exposition-Universelle,  Paris,  1889. 

PORTRAIT  ...................  Page  320 

VOLZ,  Wilhelm—  ((gcrmemn)—  Munich. 

MARIA   ....................  Page  241 


VROLTJK,  Jan—  (iJjoUflnb)—  /oj  Noordeinde,  The  Hague,  Holland. 
Cow  RESTING  .................  Page  156 

VUILLEFROY,   Felix    Dominique  —  (Jrattcc)  —  3    rite   Andrieux, 
Pan's. 

Born  at   Paris.     Pupil  of  Hebert  and  of  Bonnat.     Medals,  Paris:    1870;    ad-class,  1875; 
Gold  Medal,  1889  (Exposition-Universelle).     Legion  of  Honor,  1880. 

AN  INN  IN  OLD  COTILLE  ............    Page  54 


382  WORLD'S  COLUMBIAN  EXPOSITION 

WAHLBERG,  Alfred—  (Stocfcen)— 157  rue  de  Rome,  Paris. 

Born  at  Stockholm.  Pupil  of  the  School  of  Fine  Arts  at  Stockholm.  Medal,  Salon,  Paris, 
1870;  zd-class  Medal,  1872.  Legion  of  Honor,  1874.  ist-class  Medal,  1878  (Exposition- 
Universelle).  Officer  of  the  Legion  of  Honor,  1878. 

NIGHT  ON  THE  SWEDISH  COAST Page  93 

WALKER,  F.  S.— (<®rcat  Britain)— i  England's  Lane,  Haver- 
stock  Hill,  London,  England. 
THE  CONVENT  GARDEN Page  260 

WALKER,  Henry  Oliver— (Uttiteb  States)— 253  West  Forty- 
second  street,  New  York. 

Born  in  Boston.     Pupil  of  Bonnat,  Paris.     Member  of  the  Society  of  American  Artists. 

THE  GIFT-BEARER Page  227 

WALLER,  Samuel  Edmund — (<B>recit  Britain)— 12  Girdless  Road, 
West  Kensington,  London,  England. 

Born  at  Gloucester,  England.  Pupil  of  the  Gloucester  School  of  Art  and  of  the  Royal 
Academy. 

THE  EMPTY  SADDLE Page  234 

WALTON,  Frank— (®rcttt  Britain)— Holmbury,  St.  Mary,  Dork- 
ing, England. 
WRECK  OF  THE  SPANISH  ARMADA Page  107 

WARD,  Mrs.  E.  M.— (<&teat  Britain)— 3  Chester  House,  Chester 
Square,  S.  W., London,  England.  (Wife  of  James  Ward,  R.A.) 
MRS.  FRY  VISITING  NEWGATE Page  62 

WATTS,  George  Frederick  —  (<g>reat  Britain)  —  Little  Holland 
House,  Kensington,  London. 

Born  at  London.  Pupil  of  the  Royal  Academy.  Awarded  prize  of  ^300  in  competition 
for  the  decoration  of  the  Houses  of  Parliament  (1842)  and  a  prize  of  ,£500  for  a  cartoon  in  1847. 
Elected  A.R.A.,  1867;  R.A.,  1868.  Medals:  ist-class,  Paris,  1878  (Exposition-Universelle). 
Legion  of  Honor,  1878.  ist-class  Medal,  Antwerp,  1885. 

LOVE  AND  LIFE Page  322 

WEEKS,  Edward  Lord  —  (Uttiteb  States)  — 128  Avenue  de 
Wagram. 

Born  at  Boston,  Massachusetts.  Pupil  of  1'Ecole  des  Beaux-Arts,  of  Bonnat  and  of  Gerome. 
Honorable  Mention,  Salon,  Paris,  1884;  3d-class  Medal,  1889;  Gold  Medal,  1889  (Exposition- 
Universelle). 

THE  GANGES Page  154 

THREE  BEGGARS  OF  CORDOVA "     108 


INDEX   OF  THE  ILLUSTRATIONS  383 


WEGUELIN,  J.  R.— (Qfruat  Britain)— 3  Stratford  Avenue,  Ken- 
sington, London. 

Born  in  England. 

THE  MAIDENS'  RACE Page  128 

WETHERBEE,    George  —  ((great    Britain)—  37   Steel's  Road, 
Haverstock  Hill,  London,  England. 
GLAD  SPRING Page  95 

WILES,  Irving  R.— (United  StCTtC0)— 106  West  Fifty -fifth  street, 

New  York. 

Born  at  Utica,  New  York.  Pupil  of  his  father,  Lemuel  L.  Wiles,  and  of  the  Art  Students' 
League,  New  York ;  later,  of  Lefebvre  and  Carolus  Duran,  Paris.  Awarded  the  Third  Hall- 
garten  Prize  of  the  National  Academy,  1886.  Member  of  the  Society  of  American  Artists  and 
the  American  Water  Color  Society.  Associate  of  the  National  Academy. 

SONATA Page  235 

ZORN,  Anders  L. — (StDC&CU) — //  rue  Daubigny,  Paris. 

Born  at  Mora,  Sweden.  Pupil  of  the  Academy  of  Fine  Arts  at  Stockholm.  Honorable 
Mention,  Salon,  Paris,  1888 ;  ad-class  Medal,  1889 ;  Gold  Medal,  Exposition-Universelle,  1889. 
Legion  of  Honor,  France,  1889.  Commissioner  of  Fine  Arts  for  Sweden  at  the  World's  Colum- 
bian Exposition. 

OMNIBUS Page  331 


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